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Russia invasion of Ukraine - UK point of view

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Liz Truss
Liz Truss

“I'm very skeptical. What we've seen is an attempt to create space for the Russians to regroup. Their invasion isn't going according to plan. I fear the negotiation is yet another attempt to create a diversion and create a smokescreen. I don't think we're yet at a point for negotiation.”

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British Foreign Secretary
19 Mar 2022 4 2
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Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson

“There are some around the world...who say that we're better off making accommodations with tyranny.... I believe they are profoundly wrong. To try to renormalize relations with Putin after this, as we did in 2014, would be to make exactly the same mistake again, and that is why Putin must fail. This is a turning point for the world and it's a moment of choice. It's a choice between freedom and oppression.”

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UK Prime Minister
19 Mar 2022 3 4
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Liz Truss
Liz Truss

“Putin should take note. We will not rest until he fails in Ukraine and the country's sovereignty is restored. Putin must lose, because the consequences if he doesn't are huge. So we will keep strengthening our response, replacing doubt with determination, and complacency with conviction. We must never let our guard down again. We will be tough - not because we want conflict, but because we want to prevent it. Be tough, get peace.”

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British Foreign Secretary
10 Mar 2022 4 3
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Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson

“Every time that Western ministers have visited Kyiv, we have assured the people of Ukraine and their leaders that we stand four-square behind their sovereignty and independence. If Ukraine is endangered, the shock will echo around the world. And those echoes will be heard in east Asia, will be heard in Taiwan. People would draw the conclusion that aggression pays, and that might is right.”

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UK Prime Minister
19 Feb 2022 7 3
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Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson

“You've got about 130,000 troops massing on the Ukrainian border. This is a very, very dangerous, difficult situation. We are on the edge of a precipice but there is still time for President Putin to step back.”

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UK Prime Minister
14 Feb 2022 5 3
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Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson

“I honestly don't think a decision has yet been taken. But that doesn't mean that it is impossible that something absolutely disastrous could happen very soon indeed. This is probably the most dangerous moment, I would say, in the course of the next few days, in what is the biggest security crisis that Europe has faced for decades, and we've got to get it right. And I think that the combination of sanctions and military resolve, plus diplomacy is what is in order.”

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UK Prime Minister
10 Feb 2022 6 4
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James Kariuki
James Kariuki

“In 2014, Russia denied to this council the presence of its forces in Crimea. In reality, its soldiers were annexing part of an independent, democratic Ukraine. Today, Russia denies that its forces are posing a threat to Ukraine. But yet again we see disinformation, cyberattacks and destabilising plots directed against an independent, democratic country.”

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UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations
31 Jan 2022 5 3
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Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson

“We have a hard-hitting package of sanctions ready to go and what I think it would be fair to say is we want to see our European friends ready to deploy that package as soon as there should be any incursion at all by Russia into Ukraine. It is absolutely vital that ... the West is united now, because it is our unity now that will be much more effective in deterring any Russian aggression.”

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UK Prime Minister
25 Jan 2022 5 3
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Liz Truss
Liz Truss

“The information being released today shines a light on the extent of Russian activity designed to subvert Ukraine, and is an insight into Kremlin thinking. Russia must de-escalate, end its campaigns of aggression and disinformation, and pursue a path of diplomacy.”

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British Foreign Secretary
23 Jan 2022 5 3
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