Boris Johnson also warned of 'very, very severe' consequences if Russia used chemical or biological weapons - and also denied Kremlin claims that appeared to single him out as Russia's most-hated leader
Boris Johnson also warned of"very, very severe" consequences if Russia used chemical or biological weapons - and also denied Kremlin claims that appeared to single him out as Russia's most-hated leader.
Before that, there will be a meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels, which hosted a summit ofIt was there that the US leader called Russian President Vladimir Putin a"brute" and said any chemical attack"would trigger a response in kind" - but that NATO would"make that decision at the time".
Prime Minister Boris Johnson was also at the NATO meeting and warned of"very, very severe" consequences if Russia used chemical or biological weapons.In other developments:• Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich played early role in peace talks, Kremlin claimsImage:Mr Johnson also hit back at comments that appeared to single him out as Russia's most-hated leader.
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