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Boris Johnson suggests Putin Will not likely use nuclear weapons

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Klitschko brothers make Boris Johnson an honorary citizen of Kyiv – as ex-PM tells Davos elite Putin Will not likely use nuclear weapons evaluating him to the ‘fat boy in Dickens’ who just ‘wants to make your flesh creep’

  • Boris Johnson was created an honorary citizen of Kyiv by boxing greats Klitschkos 
  • Mr Johnson has attended Ukraine celebration at the Environment Financial Discussion board in Davos
  • He dismissed the menace of Vladimir Putin working with nuclear weapons in the conflict
  • Compared Putin to the ‘fat boy in Dickens’ who ‘wants to make your flesh creep’ 

Boris Johnson has been produced an honorary citizen of Kyiv as he implores the Davos elite to action up assist for Ukraine.

The ex-PM received the award from boxing greats Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko – the latter of whom is now mayor of the metropolis – at the Swiss vacation resort final night time.

Mr Johnson employed a pro-UK event at the Globe Economic Forum this early morning to dismiss Vladimir Putin’s nuclear threats.

The previous PM in contrast the Russian dictator to ‘the body fat boy in Dickens’, declaring he just ‘wants to make your flesh creep’.

That is a reference to the Pickwick Papers, the place Joe reveals a secret to another character in the understanding it will disturb them.

Mr Johnson also urged Western leaders to observe the UK’s example in sending tanks to Kyiv. When a fellow panelist utilized an ice hockey analogy about predicting Russia’s subsequent shift, he quipped: ‘Tell Putin to get the puck out of Ukraine.’   

Boris Johnson received the award from boxing greats Wladimir (right) and Vitali (left) Klitschko - the latter of whom is now mayor of the city - at the Swiss resort last night

Boris Johnson gained the award from boxing greats Wladimir (ideal) and Vitali (left) Klitschko – the latter of whom is now mayor of the metropolis – at the Swiss resort past evening

The former boxers towered over Mr Johnson as they thanked him for supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian invasion

The previous boxers towered about Mr Johnson as they thanked him for supporting Ukraine in its struggle versus Russian invasion

At a pro-Ukraine event at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Boris Johnson compared the Russian dictator to 'the fat boy in Dickens'

At a professional-Ukraine party at the Globe Financial Forum in Davos, Boris Johnson compared the Russian dictator to ‘the excess fat boy in Dickens’

Mr Johnson informed the breakfast celebration: ‘Putin would like to current it as a nuclear stand-off concerning amongst Nato and Russia.

‘Nonsense. He’s not going to use nuclear weapons, all right. He’s like the unwanted fat boy in Dickens, he desires to make our flesh creep. He desires us to consider about it. He’s never ever heading to do it.’

He mentioned this sort of a go would set the Russian president into ‘a finish economic cryogenic paralysis’ and ‘terrify the Russians’.

‘He’s not likely to do it. Really don’t go down that rabbit gap, end it,’ Mr Johnson included.

The ex-PM also also urged the viewers to ‘stop stressing about Kremlinology,’ quipping: ‘It’s hard to perform out what’s gonna happen in Uk politics, allow by yourself in the Kremlin.’

Canada’s deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland called for more Western aid for Ukraine, saying: ‘I do not skate to exactly where the puck is. I skate to the place the puck is going. This puck is heading to Ukrainian victory, so let’s skate there.’

Mr Johnson chimed in: ‘Tell Putin to get the puck out of Ukraine’, prompting laughter from the viewers.

Mr Johnson struck up a ‘bromance’ with Volodymyr Zelensky when he was PM, traveling to Kyiv and speaking regularly on the cell phone as well as urging fellow leaders to action up support. 

Rishi Sunak has skipped the collecting of the ability elite in Davos this calendar year, sending Enterprise Secretary Grant Shapps in its place.

However, Keir Starmer and shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves are attending. 

Mr Johnson struck up a 'bromance' with Volodymyr Zelensky when he was PM, visiting Kyiv and speaking regularly on the phone as well as urging fellow leaders to step up support

Mr Johnson struck up a ‘bromance’ with Volodymyr Zelensky when he was PM, checking out Kyiv and speaking often on the telephone as effectively as urging fellow leaders to action up assistance

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