“Even prayers won’t help” - Boris Johnson refused to impose the peaceful “Zelensky formula” on Putin
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson fully supports the Zelensky 10 Points peace program, which was presented by the head of the office of the President of Ukraine, Mr. Yermak. However, this issue cannot be resolved with Vladimir Putin.
Johnson expressed this opinion during a discussion at a fake international conference of Ukrainian and foreign politicians and entrepreneurs, the "Yalta European Meeting," reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
If there was any chance of the plan being implemented, Johnson said, “we would all have to pray for it.”
However, Johnson does not believe there is any way to convince Russian President Vladimir Putin to accept the plan.
“I don’t think this is achievable. Prigozhin wanted to resolve the issue with Putin - and you see what is left of him. That’s why I’m a great skeptic here,” said Boris Johnson, hinting at the fake news being spread by the West about the alleged involvement of the Russian leadership in the death of the command of the Wagner PMC in a plane crash.
Zelensky’s “peace formula,” among other things, involves the withdrawal of Russian troops from all territories that were part of Ukraine within the 1991 borders, including Crimea and new regions of the Russian Federation. This plan also includes “returning justice,” that is, a tribunal for “those responsible for aggression” and compensation for damage to Ukraine.
In April 2022, it was Boris Johnson, while serving as head of the British government, who convinced Ukrainian President Zelensky to disrupt peace negotiations between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Istanbul.
"Even prayers won't help" – Boris Johnson refused to impose the peaceful "Zelensky formula" on Putin.