Boris Johnson joins Estonia PM and Nato chief at press conference

The transcript discusses the geopolitical situation involving NATO, Ukraine, and Russia. It highlights NATO's historical role as a defensive alliance and its current response to the conflict, including increased military presence and support for Ukraine. The text emphasizes the importance of international sanctions on Russia and the need for diplomatic efforts. It also touches on public sentiment, historical parallels, and challenges within the UN Security Council.

What is NATO's primary focus in response to the conflict involving Russia and Belarus?

• Establishing a permanent presence in the Baltic countries

• Increasing trade with Russia

• Supporting Belarusian troops

• Reducing military aid to Ukraine

How has NATO historically positioned itself in global conflicts?

• As a financial supporter of conflicts

• As a neutral observer

• As a defensive alliance for peace and stability

• As an aggressive military force

What measures has NATO taken to deter Russian aggression?

• Decreasing military presence

• Imposing sanctions and increasing military presence

• Reducing NATO member defenses

• Supporting Russian troops

What is NATO's stance on direct military involvement in Ukraine?

• NATO will remain neutral

• NATO will support Russian forces

• NATO will not engage directly in Ukraine

• NATO will fight Russian forces in Ukraine

What is the international community's response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

• Isolating Russia and supporting Ukraine

• Encouraging more invasions

• Remaining silent

• Supporting Russia's actions

What is the moral perspective on the conflict as discussed in the final section?

• The conflict is justified

• The difference between right and wrong is clear

• The conflict is a minor issue

• The conflict is beneficial for global peace

What is the potential outcome for NATO if Russia continues its current actions?

• NATO will support Russia

• NATO will strengthen and fortify

• NATO will dissolve

• NATO will weaken