Boris Johnson denounces that Russia plans the “greatest war in Europe since 1945”

British Prime Minister, Boris Johnsonaccused this Sunday Russia of preparing “the biggest war in Europe since 1945” with a total invasion of Ukraine.

In an interview with the BBC, Johnson pointed out that the intelligence reports available to his country point not to a progressive invasion from the eastern region of the donbas -under Russian control-, but to the massive entry of Russian troops from the north of the country and from Belaruswith the aim of “encircling Kiev”.

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“The plans we see are for something that could be the biggest war in Europe since 1945 in terms of its scale.”said.

Johnson appealed to “understand the cost in human lives” that such a military action would entail, “not only for Ukrainians, but for young Russians.”

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In addition, he added that all indications point to the Russian president’s plan, Vladimir Putin“In a way, it has already begun.”

The United Kingdom and the United States plan to prevent Russian companies from “trading in pounds and dollars”, a sanction that in his opinion would “hit Russia very hard”, Johnson explained in the interview, held in Munich (Germany) on the sidelines of the security conference in which he participated this Saturday.

The British Prime Minister believes that there is evidence that the invasion of Ukraine may be imminent, and that fact cannot be hidden.

Johnson met yesterday in Munich with the Ukrainian president, Volodímir Zelenski, to whom he “underlined the unequivocal support of the United Kingdom for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine”, according to a spokesman for the head of government.

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Source: Elcomercio

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