Boris Johnson: Ukraine invasion will mean more Nato, not less Nato

The transcript discusses the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, focusing on the potential invasion by Russia and the international response. It highlights the provocations in Donbass, NATO's defensive stance, and the UK's role in supporting Ukraine through sanctions and military aid. The discussion also covers the strategic implications for NATO and the importance of maintaining a united front. The potential for diplomatic solutions and the rationality of President Putin are also considered.

What is the Prime Minister's view on the possibility of Russia invading Ukraine?

• He is certain it will not happen.

• He believes it is inevitable.

• He believes it has already started.

• He thinks only Vladimir Putin knows the answer.

What does the Prime Minister hope for regarding President Putin's actions?

• That Putin will ignore the situation.

• That Putin will join NATO.

• That Putin will reconsider and choose diplomacy.

• That Putin will invade Ukraine.

Why is NATO not sending troops to Ukraine?

• NATO lacks the resources.

• Ukraine has refused NATO's help.

• Ukraine is not a NATO member.

• NATO is not interested in the conflict.

What measures has the UK taken to support Ukraine?

• Supplied nuclear weapons.

• Offered to mediate peace talks.

• Provided economic sanctions and military training.

• Sent troops to Ukraine.

How does the Prime Minister respond to criticisms about his credibility?

• He blames the media.

• He ignores them.

• He emphasizes the UK's unwavering commitment to NATO.

• He admits to the accusations.

What role has the UK played in the Western response to the Ukraine crisis?

• The UK has remained neutral.

• The UK has opposed NATO's actions.

• The UK has led with sanctions and military support.

• The UK has been a passive observer.

What is the Prime Minister's stance on the potential for a protracted crisis in Ukraine?

• He acknowledges the possibility and stresses diplomacy.

• He thinks it is inevitable.

• He believes it is unlikely.

• He dismisses it as propaganda.