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Russian pranksters call Boris Johnson

Russian pranksters call Boris Johnson

Pranksters Lexus and Vovan, linked to the russian FSB, called former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson under the guise of journalists. The politician talked about his support for Ukraine and called for the destruction of the Crimea bridge with ATACMS missiles.

Vovan and Lexus said this on their Telegram page.

The pranksters called themselves the famous French economist and politician Jacques Attali, who at one time was an adviser to President François Mitterrand and the head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

Johnson was asked about his attitude to Ukraine, its prospects for joining NATO and the chances of sending Western troops into russian territory.

Johnson replied that he was glad to help Ukraine when he was Prime Minister. At the same time, he believes that it is not worth sending the armies of other countries into the territory of Ukraine, because it will lead to the beginning of the third world war.

Johnson also believes that Ukraine will not join NATO as long as the war with russia continues and as long as the Kremlin encroaches on Ukrainian borders. However, something must be done now for Ukraine to join the North Atlantic Alliance.

The former Prime Minister of Great Britain noted that Ukraine still has a mobilization reserve and that many young people have not been drafted. He also believes that the West should allow Western weapons to be used on the territory of the russian federation and that the Crimea Bridge should be destroyed.

"We should remove the range restrictions. It's crazy when we tell them they can't attack russian forces inside russia when they're going to attack Ukraine. I mean, the russians don't put such restrictions on themselves. It's absolutely crazy. And we must help them demolish the Kerch bridge, we must give the Ukrainians the means to put Crimea at risk," Johnson said.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the former Prime Minister of Great Britain Boris Johnson is sure that Donald Trump, if elected as the new President of the United States, will be decisive in supporting Ukraine.