UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson gives first Major Speech at Chatham House in London

The transcript discusses the importance of engaging in dialogue while maintaining a firm stance against Russia's actions in Crimea, Ukraine, and Aleppo. It highlights Britain's leadership in enforcing sanctions and condemning Russia's actions. The text suggests that Russia could gain global respect by ceasing its military actions in Syria and adhering to peace agreements. The commitment of UK leaders, including Prime Minister Theresa May, to continue diplomatic pressure on Russia is emphasized.

What is Britain's stance on Russia's occupation of Crimea?

• Britain supports Russia's actions.

• Britain is neutral about the situation.

• Britain insists on enforcing sanctions against Russia.

• Britain has no official stance.

Why does Britain refuse to normalize relations with Russia?

• Due to trade disagreements.

• Because of cultural differences.

• Due to Russia's role in the destruction of Aleppo.

• Because of Russia's economic policies.

What could Russia do to gain global recognition according to the speaker?

• Expand its economic influence.

• Increase its military presence in Syria.

• Cease its bombing campaign in Syria.

• Withdraw from NATO.

What is the role of British leaders in dealing with Russia?

• They avoid direct communication.

• They maintain pressure and deliver messages face to face.

• They are focused on economic agreements.

• They are passive in their approach.

What is one of the conditions mentioned for Russia to win the acclaim of the world?

• Reducing its nuclear arsenal.

• Expanding its territory.

• Abiding by the agreements in Ukraine.

• Increasing its military budget.