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    I don’t want a fifth anniversary. pic.twitter.com/mEFQwjiiAb

    — Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) February 24, 2026

     

    Boris Johnson took to social media to denounce the war in Ukraine. “I don’t want a fifth anniversary,” the former UK Prime Minister said. Yet, if not for Boris, there may not have been a first anniversary.

    Surely Boris Johnson recalls his urgent trip to Ukraine in 2022. President Zelensky was poised to accept a peace agreement with Russia. Boris Johnson reemerges from the shadows whenever he hears word that a war may be winding down. Johnson’s visit to Kyiv in April 2022 symbolized political backing for continued resistance rather than compromise, especially during the period when negotiations in Istanbul were reportedly being explored. Would the most powerful government officials risk traveling there if Kyiv was under constant attack? Would they publicly stroll the streets in Russia’s alleged top target? All of the neocons visited Ukraine in 2022 to take pictures with Zelensky dressed in his military attire and pledge their nations’ resources to combating a common enemy.

    Davyd Arakhamiia, leader of the Servant of the People, released a damning piece of information that has been swept under the rug as it proves Moscow attempted to end this war long ago. This key information is important to keep in mind as the Neocons have infiltrated all upcoming elections. Davyd was present during the peace talks with Belarus, Russia, and Turkey in 2022, shortly after the war began. Putin allegedly came to the meeting with a drafted peace agreement that would end the war if Ukraine granted Russia neutrality. The Permanent Neutrality of Ukraine and Security Guarantees contained 18 articles with “everything is spelled out, from military equipment to personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.” Avoiding future NATO membership was part of the agreement, but Russia was willing to surrender and end the war then and there. 

    Zelensky looked to his Western financiers who demanded he continue the war. Johnson made a “surprise” trip to Kiev as soon as the peace agreement was publicly discussed. The failed PM once again came out of the shadows in 2025 to denounce the 28-point peace plan drafted by the United States.

    Once again, Boris Johnson is urging the West to escalate the war to “pressure Putin.” Peace has NEVER been the objective. Hundreds of thousands of lives could have been saved if not for these bloodthirsty neocons.





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