Johnson called Putin's actions “boring and blatant aggression.”
Prime Minister Boris Johnson and UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres had a conversation before the latter's trip to Moscow and later to Kyiv. Among other things, the talks focused on the situation in Mariupol and Kherson, according to the British government's press service. Johnson “clearly stressed” the importance of global solidarity with Ukraine and the need to ensure a ceasefire and evacuation of civilians. from the above-mentioned cities.
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Johnson, who became one of Ukraine's most loyal allies during the large-scale invasion , called Vladimir Putin's actions “boring and blatant aggression, which has devastating consequences for the Ukrainian people.” UN agency staff to discuss expanding humanitarian assistance. The day before, on April 26, he will visit Moscow.
