Johnson's "severe trick" to Russia

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Johnson, British Prime Minister, who has been supporting Ukraine and opposed to Russia's front line, has made a "fierce trick" for Moscow - "talent to seduce Russia".

According to the British "Guardian" and today's Russian television (RT), at the G7 summit on the 27th, Johnson publicly invited Russian scientists who were dissatisfied with his country to Britain.

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Johnson said that as part of the "pairing" system of the University of UK and Ukraine, Ukraine scholars can continue to study in British colleges, and this proposal has also expanded to Russian scholars. He said: "For those Russian scientists and researchers who are frustrating to see 'Putin's violence', and those scientists and researchers who are no longer safe in Russia, you should apply freely to the UK, focusing on openness, freedom, and freedom. Pursuing knowledge of knowledge. "

The plan of this so -called researcher with dangerous situations has currently expanded to nearly 10 million pounds, and about 130 Ukrainian scholars will go to the UK and get support.

"British Temptation Russian Talent", RT claimed that when it announced the expansion of the plan, Johnson said he believed that this would help "the prosperity of Ukraine and Britain." He added that science and technology "will play a decisive role in ensuring Putin's failure in Ukraine."

RT report screenshot

The Guardian said that Johnson focused on the Ukraine issue at the G7 summit held in southern Germany. Although British officials stated that the summit has witnessed that "world leaders have unprecedented unity in Ukraine for a long time", they have rarely made progress in specific actions.

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