Speaking about the war in Ukraine, the British Prime Minister estimated that it would not be generalized.
London: Thanasis Gavos
“Absolute barbarism,” he said Boris Johnson the multi-dead Russian missile attack in its mall Kremencuk with his statements at the close of the G7 summit in Bavaria.
As he noted, the news came at the time of the summit and “helped” the leaders to convey the message more convincingly to those who doubt how Russia should be treated. Putin.
“They can see that this is absolute barbarism”commented the British Prime Minister and added that “People are just shocked by what Putin is capable of doing.”.
Asked if Britain could be at war with Russia, Mr Johnson replied: “I do not think we will get to that and we are clearly working very hard to ensure that we reduce (the conflict) in Ukraine.”.
Earlier, however, the new head of the British Armed Forces, Sir Patrick Saunders. had warned by speech of in London that “Now is the time for our 1937”that is, a situation analogous to the eve of World War II.
THE General Saunders said it was now focusing on one thing, mobilizing the British military to prevent the war from spreading to Europe “With which it is ready to fight and win together with NATO allies and partners”.
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