The Prime Minister also warns against attempts to push Volodymyr Zelensky into a “bad” peace agreement with the tyrant Vladimir Putin. The summit emphasizes Britain’s own military support for Ukraine, as Johnson is desperately trying to halt the leadership challenge following the defeat of the humiliating by-elections and his resignation, which has attracted multiple attentions. Provide an opportunity. The prime minister refused to ask him to return and reclaim his authority in order to expel the Conservatives in the By-elections of Tiberton and Honiton following the largest change in the number of votes in British political history. ..
Before leaving for the G7, he told a Rwandan broadcaster:
“My message to G7, especially NATO colleagues … is now settled and settled for peace, for peace, where Ukrainians are invited to abandon part of their territory. It’s not time to encourage them to do it, because of a ceasefire. “
A call from Sir Geoffrey Clifton Brown, senior Tory lawmaker, said the embarrassed Prime Minister should outline how the Prime Minister should “return” and “solve the truly serious situation in which the country is located.” Refused.
The government also announced that it is ready to provide Ukraine with an additional £ 492m in loans in response to concerns that it could run out by the fall. “We will challenge President Zelensky and Ukraine to achieve the results they want,” Johnson’s official spokesperson said to his fellow leaders.
“The Prime Minister is calling for it at the G7-NATO summit to encourage fellow leaders to strengthen their economic, military and political support for Ukraine,” they added.
At the beginning of the invasion, Emmanuel Macron faced criticism of trying to negotiate with Putin at the beginning of the invasion and warned that Russia should not be “humiliated”.
This caused Macron himself humiliated when the monarch moved his army across the border the day after reassuring the French president that Putin would not invade Ukraine. Macron’s efforts to negotiate with Putin have raised concerns that Ukraine could be pushed into a compromise deal that could have a devastating impact on both the country’s future and NATO as a whole.
One government source explained the possibility of a peace treaty as a result of “s * y”. They told the telegram:
But German Chancellor Olaf Scholz argued this week that Ukraine and Russia are still “far away” from peace talks. He said this was “because Putin still believes in the possibility of dictatorial peace.”
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However, Zelensky said Germany is taking time to fulfill its “comprehensive” commitment to support, and that its offer is “less than still possible.”
The UK has promised Ukraine about £ 1.3 billion worth of military and financial support since the invasion in February and will lead a new three-week training program for the Ukrainian army. EU leaders at the European Council Summit have agreed this week to make Ukraine a candidate to join the block. This is a great delight to Mr. Zelensky, who claimed that “Ukraine’s future is in the EU”.
When asked how Germany and France are working to support the war, Johnson praised Germany’s efforts and told reporters: Help the Ukrainians protect themselves.
“He has made tremendous progress. 4% of the gas from Russia and 40% in Germany. They are facing real pressure and need to source energy elsewhere. But , They are doing it. “They are making an effort. They are making sacrifices. “
He made no noticeable mention of France in the answer to that question.
This was after Emmanuel Dupuy, director of the European Institute for Positive Security, warned Express.co.uk that Ukraine could still be rejected by the EU. Dupuy said: “Joining the European Union is not a political will, it concerns the administration, the capacity of the judiciary, and the acceptance of a certain number of rules that have not yet been met by Ukraine.
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“Ukraine is and will continue to be the weakest country in the European Union when it enters the European Union now or 10 years later. Of course, it is a heavy burden for both Ukraine and the European Union countries. Accept. “
According to the World Bank, Ukraine’s economy could shrink by an estimated 45.1 percent this year.
“Russia’s invasion has been devastating to Ukraine’s economy and has caused tremendous damage to its infrastructure,” the World Bank Deputy Governor of Europe and Central Asia warned.
She added that the true impact of the war would depend on the duration and intensity of the war. Despite many setbacks, Putin’s aggression has shown no sign of giving up.