Vadym Prystaiko press conference following the invasion of Ukraine

The transcript discusses the potential involvement of NATO forces in Ukraine and the impact of sanctions. It highlights the UK's need to address Russian oligarchs and the corruption stemming from Russian money. The speaker emphasizes learning from Ukraine's experience with corruption and suggests actions for Boris Johnson, including military and financial assistance to Ukraine.

What is the speaker's view on NATO's potential role in Ukraine?

• NATO should avoid involvement.

• NATO forces could help stop Russian advances.

• NATO should only provide financial aid.

• NATO's involvement is unnecessary.

How does the speaker describe the impact of Russian oligarchs in the UK?

• They have no significant influence.

• They contribute positively to the economy.

• Their wealth can corrupt systems and nations.

• They are beneficial allies.

What lesson does the speaker suggest the UK should learn from Ukraine?

• The importance of military strength.

• The dangers of Russian money and corruption.

• How to manage natural resources.

• The benefits of foreign investments.

What is the nature of the communication between Boris Johnson and President Zelensky?

• They are negotiating a peace treaty.

• They are planning a joint military operation.

• They are exploring military and financial assistance.

• They are discussing trade agreements.

What is the speaker trying to understand about the West's response?

• The West's view on Russian oligarchs.

• The West's opinion on NATO's involvement.

• The collective response to the Ukraine crisis.

• The West's stance on trade with Russia.