
The former British Prime Minister gave an interview to a Ukrainian journalist
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Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave an interview to Ukrainian journalist Natalia Lutsutko.
Russia should let Ukraine go. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated this in an interview with Ukrainian journalist Natalia Lutsutko, the release is available on the YouTube channel “Not just politics.”
“They should let Ukraine go. It's like the old relationship advice: if you love someone, let them go. If he comes back, it means he's yours. And if not, then it was never yours,” he said.
According to the former British prime minister, then Russia itself will feel better.

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