World Leaders Slap Sanctions On The Kremlin Over Invasion

The transcript covers the reactions of European leaders to Russia's invasion, highlighting the failure of sanctions and diplomacy. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson promise tough sanctions and military support. Public protests and emotional responses are evident, with Ukrainians expressing fear and anger. Criticisms arise over the timing of government sanctions. Despite the fear in Ukraine, there is resilience among its people. International leaders gather, hoping to stop the invasion through diplomatic efforts.

What was the main focus of European leaders' initial response to the Russian invasion?

• To impose tough sanctions and provide military support

• To evacuate citizens from Ukraine

• To hold a press conference

• To negotiate peace with Russia

How did the public, especially Ukrainians in London, react to the invasion?

• They expressed fear and anger

• They organized a celebration

• They were indifferent

• They supported the invasion

What criticism did the British government face regarding their response to the invasion?

• Not evacuating citizens quickly

• Not implementing stricter sanctions sooner

• Not holding enough press conferences

• Not providing humanitarian aid

What emotions did Olga Samsonova express about the situation in Ukraine?

• Joy and relief

• Anger, disgust, and rage

• Indifference

• Excitement

What is the hope expressed at the end of the transcript regarding international efforts?

• That the invasion will continue indefinitely

• That Russia will win the conflict

• That the world can somehow stop what Russia has started

• That no further action is needed