Johnson in his farewell speech mentioned Ukraine and addressed Putin

On Tuesday, September 6, Boris Johnson addressed the last speech to the British people as Prime Minister of Great Britain near his office on Down Street, 10. In his address, the politician listed the achievement of his government for his post, as well as He remembered Ukraine. Johnson thanked the ministers for Brexit work, for the prompt deployment of a Covid vaccination campaign, as well as for effective confrontation between Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

The video of the day he added that the supply of British weapons to Ukraine, for which he initially spoke, could well change the course of war. Johnson touched the topic of the energy crisis and said Putin would not be able to blackmail the British people. “I know that the trace and this conservative government will do their best to make people go through this crisis. And we will win.

If Putin thinks that he can succeed, blackmailing and intimidating the British people, then he is deeply mistaken, ”he said. Speaking of his further career, Johnson joked, calling himself "one of those launches that fulfilled its function. " “As for the jumps in future careers, let me tell me that I am now as one of those launches that has fulfilled its function.

Now I will smoothly enter the atmosphere and imperceptibly fall into some distant and little -known corner of the Pacific Ocean, ”the politician said. He added that he will provide the new government with "only hotst support. " “Now difficult time for the economy, difficult time for families around the country. I tell my conservative colleagues: it's time to finish with politics, it is time to support Liz TRASS, ”he summarized.

Johnson finished his farewell speech, expressing gratitude to his family and voters. He left the podium under loud applause. Boris Johnson, who has actively supported Ukraine since the beginning of a full-scale invasion of Russia, announced on July 7 that he resigned from the post of Prime Minister of Great Britain and the leader of the conservative party. He remained in the post of election of a new political force leader.