Boris Johnson warns Vladimir Putin over Ukraine

The transcript discusses the UK's response to the Russian military threat near Ukraine, highlighting the acknowledgment of staff in Kiev, the presence of Russian forces, and the potential for invasion. The UK is leading efforts to impose economic sanctions and coordinate a global response. The potential consequences of a Russian invasion are emphasized, including the possibility of a situation akin to Chechnya. The importance of conveying the severity of the situation to Russia is stressed, along with the UK's commitment to supporting Ukraine's sovereignty.

Why does the speaker believe it is prudent to make changes regarding the staff in Kiev?

• To improve relations with Russia.

• Due to the presence of Russian battle groups on Ukraine's borders.

• To focus on internal affairs.

• Because of a diplomatic agreement with the EU.

What is the UK's role in response to the situation with Russia and Ukraine?

• Leading the creation of economic sanctions.

• Providing humanitarian aid to Russia.

• Mediating peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.

• Supporting Russia's actions.

What potential consequence does the speaker highlight if Russia invades Ukraine?

• It will improve international relations.

• It will strengthen Russia's economy.

• It will lead to a peaceful resolution.

• It could become a new Chechnya.

How does the speaker describe the UK's support for Ukraine?

• Providing only verbal support.

• Supporting Russia's territorial claims.

• Neutral in the conflict.

• Fully committed to Ukraine's sovereignty.

What message does the speaker want to convey to Russia regarding any incursion into Ukraine?

• It will lead to immediate peace.

• It will be welcomed by the international community.

• It will not be a cost-free endeavor.

• It will be ignored by other nations.