Press Conference with Boris Johnson, Kaja Kallas and Jens Stoltenberg

The transcript discusses the building of resistance in a nation, drawing parallels between the current situation in Kharkiv and historical atrocities like the Sarajevo shelling. It highlights the challenges within the UN structure, particularly the difficulty in changing rules due to the Russian veto. The global community is increasingly recognizing the severity of the situation and the need to support Ukraine against Russian aggression, emphasizing that President Putin must not succeed.

What historical event is the situation in Kharkiv compared to?

• The invasion of Normandy

• The fall of the Berlin Wall

• The bombing of Hiroshima

• The shelling of Sarajevo market

What is a major challenge within the UN structure regarding decision-making?

• Lack of funding

• Language barriers

• Veto power in the Security Council

• Insufficient member states

Why is it difficult to change rules within the UN?

• The requirement of Russian approval

• Lack of interest from member states

• The need for unanimous agreement

• Insufficient legal framework

What is the growing realization among UN members regarding the situation in Ukraine?

• It is a resolved issue

• It is a severe situation needing opposition to Russian aggression

• It requires immediate humanitarian aid

• It is a minor conflict

What is the intended outcome of the strategy against President Putin?

• To negotiate a peace treaty

• To allow him to succeed

• To ensure he fails in Ukraine

• To support his actions