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Boris Johnson attacks Trump over claims Ukraine started war with Putin

Boris Johnson states that Donald Trump’s claims about Ukraine starting the war are false, emphasizing that 'of course Ukraine didn’t start the war.'
Johnson criticizes European support hesitancy and insists that Trump’s remarks were meant to encourage European action in aiding Ukraine.
He points out that frozen Russian assets could and should be used to pay Ukraine and compensate the US for its support.
Johnson defends Ukraine’s choice to not hold elections, comparing it to Britain during World War II.

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Spectator UK

Trump’s Ukraine posturing is odious and immoral

Ukraine did not start the war in 2022. Nor could it have stopped it without complete capitulation to Vladimir Putin.

2 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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9News

'Living in fantasy land': Former Aussie PM's stinging rebuke of Trump

Tony Abbott has launched a stinging critique of Donald Trump over his misinformation-riddled comments about...

2 days ago·Australia

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Aftonbladet

Boris Johnson defends Trump's false attacks - points out the reason

Several European leaders criticized Donald Trump's words about Ukraine and Zelensky. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson took a different position: "Tr

2 days ago·Stockholm, Sweden

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The Sun

Donald Trump’s smearing of Ukraine is a rant beneath the dignity of his office

Wrong, DonaldDONALD Trump’s smearing of the Ukraine regime as scam artists who provoked a war using US taxpayers’ money is a rant beneath the dign

2 days ago·United Kingdom

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Newsweek

Mike Pence takes a swipe at Donald Trump over Ukraine

Pence said that "the Road to Peace must be built on the Truth" after Trump accused Ukraine of starting the war with Russia.

2 days ago·United States

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France24

Fact-checking Donald Trump’s statements on Ukraine

President Donald Trump has launched a flurry of controversial claims about the war in Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelensky, while addressing reporters at his Mar-a-Lago resort. Many of these claims were made without providing any evidence. We fact-check these claims in this edition of Truth or Fake

2 days ago·France

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