British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin would not have invaded Ukraine if he had been a woman, describing the war in Ukraine as “a clear example of deadly masculinity”.
Johnson made the remarks in a meeting with German media following a G7 summit at the Mao Palace in Bavaria, Germany, in which he cited the Russian president’s masculinity as one of the reasons for the clashes.
“If Putin was a woman, obviously not,” Johnson told ZDF. To continue. He did, and so I say that if you want a clear example of deadly masculinity, just look at what Putin is doing in Ukraine.
This comes after the leaders of the major Western powers completed the G7 summit in southern Germany and pledged to increase the economic and political costs that Putin and his regime will pay in the Russian war against Ukraine. .
After the G7 summit, Johnson traveled to Madrid to attend the NATO summit with British Foreign Secretary Liz Terrace.
As Britain seeks to strengthen its military presence in Estonia, as part of NATO steps to increase its capabilities against Russia, the leaders of the 30-nation coalition are set to agree to strengthen cooperation and increase the number of troops present in a country. . High alert
Source: Lebanon Debate
