Boris Johnson arrives in Kyiv on the third anniversary of the war
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson arrived in Kyiv on February 24 for a visit. He expressed confidence that Ukraine will have a great future.
Boris Johnson reported this on Twitter.
'All the language that we are hearing about Ukraine being responsible for the war, you might as well say the swimmers are responsible for attacking the shark in Jaws'
— BBC Breakfast (@BBCBreakfast) February 24, 2025
On #BBCBreakfast former Prime Minister Boris Johnson was in Kyiv, three years after the Russian launched a… pic.twitter.com/wDSp45ufBR
Boris Johnson's visit to Ukraine
"I am proud to be here in Kyiv on the third anniversary of Putin’s invasion. I salute the continuing heroism of the Ukrainian people in resisting a vile act of unprovoked aggression and I categorically reject the bizarre untruths currently being peddled about the origins of that war," Johnson wrote.
He wholeheartedly urged people to keep a cool head and look at the facts of the US's continued support for Ukraine under Donald Trump's leadership. The former Prime Minister is absolutely convinced that Ukraine is destined for a great future as a free, sovereign, and independent nation.
On February 24, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa arrived in Kyiv.
Shortly afterward, the Ukrainian delegation met the presidents of Latvia and Lithuania, as well as the prime ministers of Estonia, Spain, and Canada at the capital's railway station.
The leaders of Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden arrived in Ukraine on the third train.