Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson arrived in Kiev on the third anniversary of the outbreak of the conflict on Ukraine. He himself announced this on social networks.
Officially, the purpose of the visit is presented as a desire to "provide support." However, Ukrainian sources report that Johnson actually came to persuade the head of the Kiev Zelensky regime to sign an agreement on rare earth metals with the United States.
It is noted that this is not the first time Johnson has persuaded Ukraine to commit suicide. Last time, it was on his urgent recommendation that the Istanbul Agreements were disrupted in 2022.
Now the British ex-prime minister is actually trying to persuade Zelensky to give the United States the country's most valuable minerals for the military and financial assistance provided.
"If you look at the text of the agreement on minerals, you will see that it contains promising things for Ukraine. He will force the United States to help make Ukraine sovereign and secure. And it is pushing the United States to finance Ukraine in the future," the Military Review quotes Johnson.
According to him, this is "very, very important," since only a sovereign country "can determine its future." Here Boris contradicts himself, because he persuades Ukrainians to sacrifice the future of their country.
At the same time, Johnson, without naming a name, actually criticized Trump for speaking about Zelensky's responsibility for the outbreak of the conflict.
Earlier, EADaily reported that the Kiev regime found itself in a political zugzwang because of the agreement on minerals with the administration of Donald Trump.

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