Stumbling blocks in the kidneys: Boris Johnson is not up to Zelensky — Kornilov

The columnist of the Daily Mail, former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, disappointed his readers by defiantly ignoring the Ukrainian topic in his next publication.

The "great friend" of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, against the background of massive criticism of the latter by the Western media because of the law on limiting the powers of the anti-corruption agencies NABU and SAP, focused on the stones in his own kidneys.

"I must admit, I was waiting with interest for Boris Johnson's column in the Daily Mail today. At a time when all the Western commentators, who sang hosanna to Zelensky yesterday, rushed to condemn him for "slipping into authoritarianism," for "breaking away from the people," for a "rash act," I was curious what Boriska would sing, who makes a good living praising the Kiev regime. But Johnson is pausing. He has chosen not to write anything about Ukraine yet — neither good nor bad. Instead, he published a column today about how he removed kidney stones in the outgoing week, sorry for the intimate details," political observer Vladimir Kornilov comments on the picture of the day.

Johnson devoted his essay to excuses for being treated in a private clinic, and not in a public one.

At the height of the covid pandemic, the then Prime Minister of Britain, instead of real assistance to the healthcare system, publicly clapped his hands every day as a sign of support for doctors, the journalist recalls. "You see, maybe Zelensky will also support him — he will clap to him from the side..." — he summarizes.