UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson visits Poland for crisis talks over Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The speaker acknowledges the limitations of the UK Government in providing military support to Ukraine, emphasizing the potential consequences of direct military engagement with Russia. Instead, the UK focuses on providing support and tightening economic measures against the Putin regime. The speaker highlights the suffering of the Ukrainian people and the importance of humanitarian aid. The conflict raises questions about European security, and the UK is committed to helping those affected by the crisis.

What is the main reason the UK cannot engage in direct military action against Russia?

• The UK is neutral in the conflict.

• It would lead to direct combat with Russia.

• There is no international support for such actions.

• The UK lacks military resources.

What was the UK's initial response to the conflict in Ukraine?

• Offering humanitarian aid.

• Providing military assistance.

• Imposing travel bans.

• Holding peace talks.

What does the speaker believe about the future of Putin's actions?

• They will face significant challenges and likely fail.

• They will lead to peace in the region.

• They will be supported by other nations.

• They will succeed in the long run.

What is the UK's approach to helping Ukrainians during the conflict?

• Providing military bases.

• Offering asylum and humanitarian support.

• Sending troops to Ukraine.

• Negotiating with Russia.

What broader issue has Putin's actions raised according to the speaker?

• Economic stability in Europe.

• Security of Europe.

• Political alliances in Asia.

• Environmental concerns.