Boris Johnson discusses latest on the war in Ukraine

The transcript discusses the UK's response to the Ukrainian crisis, emphasizing a generous visa policy while maintaining security controls. It highlights the UK's efforts in international collaboration and sanctions against Russia, stressing the importance of not framing the situation as anti-Russian but rather against Putin's aggression. The UK aims to support Ukraine and maintain Western unity.

What are the two main routes the UK has established for Ukrainians fleeing the crisis?

• Asylum and refugee status

• Family reunion and humanitarian sponsorship

• Tourist and student visas

• Work and study permits

What is the UK's stance on allowing people into the country without checks?

• The UK will follow the EU's border-free policy

• The UK will only allow family members

• The UK will maintain checks and controls

• The UK will allow unrestricted entry

Which countries has the UK previously helped with vulnerable people?

• Syria and Iraq

• Somalia and Sudan

• Afghanistan and Hong Kong

• Libya and Yemen

What is the UK's message regarding the conflict with Russia?

• The UK is against all Russians

• The UK supports Putin's regime

• The UK is against Putin's aggression, not Russian people

• The UK is neutral in the conflict

What is the UK government doing to avoid anti-Russian sentiment?

• Banning all Russian activities

• Focusing on Putin's actions, not Russian citizens

• Encouraging suspicion of all Russians

• Supporting Russian businesses

What is the focus of the UK's international cooperation regarding the Ukraine crisis?

• Military intervention

• Humanitarian aid only

• Strengthening economic sanctions

• Diplomatic isolation

Who are the international leaders the UK is working with to address the crisis?

• Leaders of Brazil and Argentina

• Leaders of China and India

• Leaders of Holland and Canada

• Leaders of Germany and France