British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meeting in KyivMOSCOW, Jun 18< /strong> Readers of the British newspaper Daily Express were outraged by the visit of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to Ukraine amid the economic and political crisis developing in the UK. According to commentators, the statesman pays too much attention to the Ukrainian conflict, trying to imitate the leaders of the EU countries, but is not interested in problems at home.
“Where he is right, he is right”: the Germans appreciated Putin’s words about the failure of sanctions «The bald-headed jerk has always been more interested in the welfare of other countries than his own,» Rodo remarked sharply. what our friends and partners are telling them,” Roger08 supported him. “Some people get “imposter syndrome” when they think they are not good enough for their work and are afraid that they will be exposed, when in fact they are quite good. Boris, on the other hand, is an impostor, but he thinks he's great and deserves recognition in the history books,» says Lapis. who said «we support Ukraine» will come to understand that our country simply cannot afford to support Ukraine or any other country. Tighten your belts, because, as they say, you haven't seen anything yet,» LeaveMeansLeaveBoris predicted. Johnson said, «He should put all his 'firepower' into modernizing the UK, cutting taxes, stopping boats, abandoning the insane clean zero policy — in short, working for the good of the British people. Instead, he chooses the opportunity to be photographed in Ukraine,” summed up goldenoldie2017. The British Prime Minister visited Kyiv on Friday, where he met with Vladimir Zelensky. Earlier, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron came to the Ukrainian capital The latter did not rule out that he would discuss the situation in Ukraine with Vladimir Putin by phone, and added that he allowed the possibility of a personal meeting with the Russian leader. Media: several of Johnson's party members are unhappy with his trip to Kyiv
