World Leaders Slap Sanctions On Putin’s Government

The transcript covers the international response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. European leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen and Boris Johnson, promise tough sanctions and military support. Protests erupt in London, and France vows no weakness. The UK faces criticism for delayed sanctions. Ukrainians express fear and determination to resist. Global leaders convene, hoping to resolve the conflict.

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

• To strengthen diplomatic ties with Russia

• To withdraw all European troops from Ukraine

• To impose tough sanctions and provide military support

• To negotiate a peace treaty with Russia

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

• They called for immediate peace talks

• They supported Russia's actions

• They expressed fear and anger, urging Western leaders to act

• They were indifferent to the situation

What criticism was directed at the British government regarding their response to the invasion?

• They were accused of supporting Russia

• They were criticized for not implementing stricter sanctions sooner

• They were criticized for sending too many troops

• They were praised for their quick action

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

• Joy and relief

• Anger, disgust, and rage

• Indifference and apathy

• Confidence and hope

What is the hope expressed by Western leaders at international meetings regarding the invasion?

• That Russia will expand its territory

• That sanctions will be lifted

• That the world can stop what Russia has started

• That Ukraine will surrender