PM outlines plan to phase out Russian oil and gas by end of 2022

The transcript discusses international support for Ukraine, emphasizing the need to reduce dependency on Russian oil and gas. It highlights the economic sanctions imposed on Russia and their impact, including the legislative measures taken by the UK. The global response to Russia's actions and the tightening economic noose are also covered. Additionally, the UK's efforts to support Ukrainian refugees and provide humanitarian aid are discussed, along with the challenges faced in these areas.

What is one of the main reasons for the global agreement to support Ukraine?

• To increase trade with Russia

• To reduce dependence on Russian oil and gas

• To establish new military bases in Ukraine

• To promote tourism in Ukraine

How is the UK planning to transition away from Russian oil and gas?

• By relying solely on renewable energy

• By immediately stopping all imports

• By ensuring substitute supplies are available

• By increasing coal production

What has been one of the economic impacts of the sanctions on Russia?

• Strengthening of the ruble

• Increase in Russian exports

• Depreciation of the ruble

• Opening of new Russian stock markets

What criticism is the UK facing regarding its response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis?

• Not providing enough military support

• Not offering sufficient financial aid

• Not doing enough for refugees

• Not imposing enough sanctions on Russia

What is the UK's record in terms of humanitarian aid to the region?

• The UK is the smallest donor

• The UK only provides military aid

• The UK is the largest donor

• The UK has not provided any aid