Summary
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has suggested that the UK and European countries send noncombat troops to Ukraine. He believes this would show support against Russian President Vladimir Putin's aggression. Johnson argues that deploying these troops should happen now, rather than waiting for a ceasefire.
Key Facts
- Boris Johnson is the former Prime Minister of the UK.
- He wants the UK and European allies to send noncombat troops to Ukraine.
- These troops would be in peaceful areas and not involved in fighting.
- Johnson's comments were made in an interview with the BBC.
- This proposal marks a significant change in policy for the UK and its allies.
- Johnson believes waiting for a ceasefire puts too much power in Putin's hands.
- The UK Ministry of Defense is preparing for troop deployment post-ceasefire.
- Putin has previously stated any foreign troops in Ukraine would be targets.
