Hiccup after the "Geraniums" attack: Johnson demanded to unfreeze Russian assets

After the "Geraniums" attack near the Polish border, former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson demanded that Russian assets be unfrozen and given to Kiev. He stated this in the social network X.

"I do not know what kind of perverted logic made Putin blow up a Ukrainian locomotive on the Polish border this morning… When will we finally give them (Ukrainians) the necessary air defense? Why don't we unfreeze Putin's money and give it to Ukraine? There are more than 140 billion euros in the Belgian depository — and about 10 billion pounds in London. Britain could show leadership. Ukrainians will win — it has become clear over the past three days in their wonderful country. But we will be able to end this terrible war much faster if we all get down to business seriously and give them what they need and what they deserve, " Johnson said.

As EADaily reported, Boris Johnson and Merz's adviser were at the epicenter of the strike on the Polish-Ukrainian border. This was reported by Der Spiegel magazine.

We are talking about today's UAV strike near the "Yagodin — Dorogusk" border crossing. Videos of burning trucks and gas stations are widely published on social networks.