Press Conference with Boris Johnson, Kaja Kallas and Jens Stoltenberg

The transcript features a discussion with Prime Minister Johnson addressing a question about the UK's support for volunteers in Ukraine. He clarifies that the UK is not actively supporting volunteers to fight in Ukraine, despite understanding the emotional engagement of individuals. Johnson emphasizes the legal constraints and the defensive nature of NATO, stating that any active involvement in the conflict with Russia would require parliamentary approval and is not currently being considered.

What is the UK's position on supporting volunteers going to Ukraine?

• The UK encourages volunteer support.

• The UK actively supports volunteers.

• The UK is neutral on the matter.

• The UK does not actively support volunteers.

Why do people feel emotionally engaged in the Ukraine conflict?

• Due to historical ties.

• Because of economic interests.

• Because of cultural similarities.

• Due to the clear moral distinction between right and wrong.

What is emphasized about the situation in Ukraine?

• The cultural differences involved.

• The clear distinction between good and bad.

• The unclear moral implications.

• The economic benefits of the conflict.

What is NATO's primary role according to the transcript?

• An offensive alliance.

• A neutral organization.

• A defensive alliance.

• A political union.

What is required for a NATO member to engage in conflict with Russia?

• Parliamentary approval.

• A military directive.

• A public referendum.

• A presidential decree.