Boris Johnson has branded Vladimir Putin a “dictator” as he recommended the UK will assist Ukraine “militarily” to thwart the invasion.
Delivering a No 10 tackle, the prime minister vowed Russia won’t ever “subdue the nationwide feeling of the Ukrainians and their passionate perception that their nation ought to be free”.
Mr Johnson accused the Russian president of authorising “a tidal wave of violence in opposition to a fellow Slavic individuals” – as he prepares to announce “huge” sanctions.
And, hinting at army assist, he stated: “Our mission is obvious. Diplomatically, politically, economically – and finally, militarily – this hideous and barbaric enterprise of Vladimir Putin should finish in failure.”
The UK, together with the remainder of Nato, has dominated out placing troops on the bottom – however a number of Tory MPs are urging to assist implement a no-fly zone, and even present air assist to Ukraine.
Mr Johnson stated his “worst fears have now come true and all our warnings have proved tragically correct”, with the in a single day invasion
“Innumerable missiles and bombs have been raining down on a completely harmless inhabitants. An enormous invasion is underway by land by sea and by air,” he warned.
“And this isn’t within the notorious phrase some faraway nation of which we all know little – we’ve got Ukrainian buddies on this nation, neighbours, co-workers.”
The prime minister added: “We – and the world – can’t enable that freedom simply to be snuffed out. We can’t and won’t simply look away.”
Kaynak: briturkish.com
