Boris Johnson was a great friend to Ukraine, says Inna Sovsun
Ukraine was alarmed by the resignation of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, he was a good friend for the country in terms of supporting Kyiv. This was stated by the Ukrainian diplomat Inna Sovsun, her words are quoted by the Daily Mail.
“In Ukraine, people are very worried. I understand that there are different assessments of the activities of Boris Johnson, but we are now looking at Western politicians from only one point of view: the level of support for Ukraine. In this sense [Борис] Johnson was certainly a great friend,” Sovsun said, according to the Daily Mail. She expressed concern if the policy of the new Prime Minister of Great Britain will not be similar to the previous one.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces his resignation July 7th He personally announced this decision during an address to the nation. Grant Shapps, who came to the post of Minister of Transport of Great Britain during the formation of the government of Boris Johnson, applied for the post of leader of the Conservative Party and the prime minister of the country. This was reported by the British newspaper The Times.
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Ukraine was alarmed by the resignation of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, he was a good friend for the country in terms of supporting Kyiv. This was stated by the Ukrainian diplomat Inna Sovsun, her words are quoted by the Daily Mail. “In Ukraine, people are very worried. I understand that there are different assessments of the activities of Boris Johnson, but we are now looking at Western politicians from only one point of view: the level of support for Ukraine. In this sense [Борис] Johnson was certainly a great friend,” Sovsun said, according to the Daily Mail. She expressed concern if the policy of the new Prime Minister of Great Britain will not be similar to the previous one. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his resignation on July 7. He personally announced this decision during an address to the nation. Grant Shapps, who came to the post of Minister of Transport of Great Britain during the formation of the government of Boris Johnson, applied for the post of leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister of the country. This was reported by the British newspaper The Times.