Boris Johnson interview on British people going to fight in Ukraine

The transcript discusses the emotional response and sympathy for Ukraine amidst the conflict with Russia. It highlights the moral clarity in the situation, distinguishing right from wrong. The speaker advises against UK citizens, especially those in the armed forces, traveling to Ukraine to fight, citing legal consequences such as court martial.

What is the speaker's advice to young men in the UK regarding the conflict in Ukraine?

• To ignore the situation entirely

• To seek asylum in Ukraine

• To understand the feelings but not to travel to Ukraine

• To join the fight in Ukraine

How does the speaker describe the international situation in Ukraine?

• As a complex and unclear issue

• As a clear distinction between right and wrong

• As a situation with no moral implications

• As a minor regional conflict

What does the speaker say about the actions of President Putin?

• They are justified

• They are a clear example of good

• They are an act of evil against Ukraine

• They are irrelevant to international affairs

What legal consequences are mentioned for UK citizens traveling to Ukraine to fight?

• They will face no consequences

• They will receive government support

• They will be welcomed back as heroes

• They will face court martial

Who made it clear that UK armed forces personnel should not travel to Ukraine?

• The Foreign Secretary

• The Chief of the General Staff

• The Prime Minister

• The Home Secretary