As a British broadcaster for BBC broadcasting Newsnight After the NATO summit, the prime minister said he was not at all optimistic that Putin could want peace.
“It seems to me that Putin is going to do the same to Ukrainian cities as he did to Grozny,” the prime minister said, recalling one of the central events of the Second Chechen war, when Russian troops besieged the city in December 1999. and its bombing, but was captured in February 2000, almost completely in ruins.
Johnson also expressed confidence on Thursday that Ukraine will win this war.
“It does not seem to me that it will be easy. In a way, Putin has already suffered a loss, because he literally had no idea that the Ukrainians were going to resist. He completely misunderstood what Ukraine was. He could not subjugate Ukraine. In that sense, he could not win. , “the prime minister stressed.
In an interview with the BBC, Johnson also pointed out that Britain would significantly increase its arms supplies to Ukraine to help it defend itself against Russia.
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