By Chris King • Updated: 23 Feb 2023 • 20:05
Boris Johnson image. Credit: Michael Tubi / Shutterstock.com
Speaking in an interview with The Guardian today, Thursday, February 23, former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that he is interested in applying for the post of Secretary-General of NATO.
“I see myself as a candidate. This is a very good position, an important one. NATO is now stronger than ever”, said Mr Johnson. According to the ex-premier, Ukraine will join NATO in the future”.
Also in an interview with Sky News, the politician called on Britain to “break the ice” and send the fighter jets that Kyiv is asking for to Ukraine.
'I think there is an argument for the UK breaking the ice and giving Ukraine some Typhoons' Speaking to Sky's @markaustintv, Boris Johnson adds that the UK "remains well out in front" in their support for Ukrainehttps://t.co/X3flQUBL0r 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602 pic.twitter.com/XcvWd2N0eS — Sky News (@SkyNews) February 23, 2023
'I think there is an argument for the UK breaking the ice and giving Ukraine some Typhoons'
Speaking to Sky's @markaustintv, Boris Johnson adds that the UK "remains well out in front" in their support for Ukrainehttps://t.co/X3flQUBL0r
📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602 pic.twitter.com/XcvWd2N0eS
— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 23, 2023
Earlier, the DPA agency in Germany reported that the current NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg had no plans to extend his term of office. He has been in the position for almost nine years and has already extended his powers three times.
Boris Johnson resigned from the office of UK Prime Minister in July last year amid a series of scandals involving his partying in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic and others.
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Originally from Wales, Chris spent years on the Costa del Sol before moving to the Algarve where he is a web reporter for The Euro Weekly News covering international and Spanish national news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com
He´s an idiot. Half the reasoon why we are in an extremely dangerous situation with russia is NATO expansion. Russia hasnt expanded its territory, NATO has expanded despite guarantees being made with Russia that a non-NATO corridor of neutral countries woukd be maintained. A lot of people have very short memories, Selective memory loss I think
I think it’s you who has the short memory. Russia has long invaded sovereign countries and has NEVER kept to their promises of nonagression. Crimea? Donetsk? Luhansk? Georgia? Chechnya? And MANY, MANY more. Google it. You see more than a dozen I’ve left out. You can always count on Putin to use military aggression to achieve a multitude of nefarious objectives. He’s a monster & the last person we need to cater to.
He must be on some kind of psychedelic drug. The other countries will laugh the UK delegation out of the room if anyone nominates that utter clown.
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