
Бывший премьер-министр Великобритании дал интервью украинской журналистке
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Бывший премьер-министр Великобритании Борис Джонсон дал интервью украинской журналистке Наталии Лутсутко.
России стоит отпустить Украину. Об этом в интервью украинской журналистке Наталии Лутсутко заявил бывший премьер-министр Великобритании Борис Джонсон, выпуск доступен на YouTube-канале «Not just politics».
«Им стоит отпустить Украину. Это как старый совет насчет отношений: если любишь человека — отпусти его. Если он вернется — значит, он твой. А если нет — значит, никогда твоим и не был», — сказал он.
По словам бывшего британского премьера, тогда России самой станет легче.

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