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Foreign Ministry told whether Britain’s support for Ukraine will change – UNIAN

The Minister of Foreign Affairs also commented on the talk about inviting Pope Francis to Ukraine and the prospects that the Pope would visit Kyiv.

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba I am convinced that the UK’s policy towards Ukraine will not change after the resignation of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

He announced this on the air of the information telethon.

“Of course, Boris Johnson during the war proved to be a brave man and a person who is not afraid to take risks. Recall at least his visit to Kyiv in April. He is such a person that it is very difficult to replace, there will never be a person like him But, I am convinced that no matter who the British Prime Minister is, Britain’s policy and support for Ukraine will remain unchanged. And we will cooperate with them and they will provide us with assistance,” Kuleba said.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs also commented on the talk about inviting Pope Francis to Ukraine and the prospects that the Pope would visit Kyiv.

“This is not talk. This is an official invitation. We are waiting for the Pope and remind our colleagues in the Vatican that the invitation remains open. He can come any day. We are even ready to adapt to his visit, this visit is so important for us Ukrainians, not only for official Kyiv, but I’m sure for the entire Ukrainian people. The decision is up to the pope, the decision is up to the Vatican. We hope that they will finally accept it and, in fact, from their side, they will move from talking to deeds,” Kuleba said.

As UNIAN reported, today is July 7, Boris Johnson announced his resignation as British Prime Minister.

Johnson also said he would remain in office until a new leader of the Conservative Party and head of government is elected.

According to the BBC, the election of the leadership of the Conservative Party will take place this summer, and the new prime minister is due to take office in October.

Johnson was the first leader of a G7 nation to visit Ukraine since the start of a full-scale Russian invasion. During this time, he has already visited Kyiv twice.

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