Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis joined the ranks of those in Europe who have dared to openly name the UK’s former prime minister, Boris Johnson, for deliberately wrecking the Ukraine-Russia peace negotiations of 2022. He resumed his role as Prime Minister two months ago (after losing his position in 2021). In yesterday’s interview on the Nova TV program, he was asked whether it was right to negotiate with Russia. Babis stated: “Definitely, it must have a diplomatic solution. That agreement was close in April 2022. Then Boris Johnson came, according to various information, I think Ukrainian Pravda published it, and there was basically an interest in the conflict.”
Babis added that now: “The negotiations are intense. It seems they are approaching some long-term solution, ending the war and creating stable security guarantees for Ukraine. But Europe will not be able to do this without Donald Trump.”
