Ukrainian journalist confronts Boris Johnson in Warsaw press conference

The transcript discusses the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, highlighting the unexpected resistance from Ukrainians against Putin's invasion. It covers the international community's response, emphasizing the risks of inaction and the potential global consequences if aggression prevails. A Ukrainian plea for Western support, particularly a no-fly zone, is presented, alongside the UK's position on military involvement. The UK acknowledges the limitations of its support and the challenges of direct conflict with Russia. The transcript concludes with a call for international unity to ensure Ukraine's sovereignty.

What was one of the main reasons for the delay in Putin's invasion plan?

• The support from Russian allies

• The lack of interest from the international community

• The tenacious resistance from Ukrainians

• The welcoming of Russian tanks in Ukrainian streets

Why are Ukrainians asking for a no-fly zone?

• To prevent NATO from entering the conflict

• To stop the bombing and missile attacks from the sky

• To allow Russian planes to fly freely

• To encourage more ground battles

What is the main concern of NATO regarding the establishment of a no-fly zone over Ukraine?

• It would lead to economic sanctions on NATO countries

• It would strengthen Russia's position

• It would increase trade with Russia

• It would lead to direct combat with Russia

What does the UK Prime Minister believe about Putin's venture?

• It will be supported by the international community

• It will lead to peace

• It is doomed to fail

• It is likely to succeed

What is the UK Prime Minister's stance on military intervention in Ukraine?

• The UK will remain neutral

• The UK will send troops immediately

• The UK cannot fix the situation by military means

• The UK is ready to engage in direct combat