The next few months of war in Ukraine will be very difficult - Boris Johnson

The British Prime Minister has stated that Russia's military invasion of Ukraine is expensive, but there will be no agreements with Putin. As a result, the war in Ukraine will be very difficult for the United Kingdom for the next few months, says Boris Johnson. But this will not be the reason that the British government will persuade Ukraine to negotiate with Russia. The British Prime Minister wrote about it in his column for The Mail.

According to Johnson, electricity bills and other energy will increase, and residents of the United Kingdom will suffer. But the reason for the energy crisis is Putin's decision to solve the war against Ukraine. Johnson writes that this invasion is expensive for residents of Great Britain and Putin likes it. "Russian President believes that European politicians will cease to fight and support Ukraine.

Putin believes that in winter, because of expensive energy, we will relieve sanctions, ask Russian oil and gas. He also thinks that we will be tired of supporting Ukraine and we will bow this country to the conclusion Putin. But it will not. Ukraine may win this war and win. The UK will be the winner, "Johnson writes in his column. According to the British Prime Minister, despite the war in Ukraine, Putin's position weakens every month, and he loses the ability to blackmail Europe.

"We are already getting rid of Russian hydrocarbons. In June, for the first time in decades, we have not imported fuel from Russia. The United Kingdom has already increased the production Joneson declares. According to Boris Johnson, Putin cannot be allowed to avoid punishment for his war in Ukraine, because it will not stop there and there will be an invasion of another country, which was part of the former Soviet Union. "We must continue to support Ukrainians.

They have significant military successes and this country is invincible. Therefore, Western countries need to increase Ukraine's support," Johnson writes. We remind that Boris Johnson visited Ukraine on Independence Day and announced a new military assistance package of £ 54 million. Focus also wrote that, according to British Prime Minister, the President of Russia plans to seize new territories of Ukraine. Johnson said Putin was preparing more fictitious referendums in the captured territories.