LONDON- (DPA)- British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that there was no opportunity for diplomatic efforts to confront the Russian invasion of Ukraine, adding that the war of Russian President Vladimir Putin "is more transformed into a disgraceful campaign to commit war crimes and violence against civilians".
Bloomberg News reported that Johnson wrote in the New York Times that the conflict would not become a struggle for NATO (NATO), stressing that the coalition will not send soldiers to Ukraine..
Kyiv and Moscow explained that it is possible to hold more talks tomorrow, Monday.Any negotiations face great obstacles to making any progress, including potential humanitarian corridors.
On Saturday, Ukraine accused the Russian forces of violating the temporary ceasefire in order to allow the safe exit of civilians from two cities in southeast of Ukraine..
Johnson explained in his article a six -point plan for Ukraine, calling on other countries to help mobilize humanitarian efforts and help Ukraine to defend itself..
Johnson said that he will meet tomorrow, Monday, with the leaders of Canada and the Netherlands, as he will meet tomorrow, Tuesday, with the leaders of Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic, the countries that face an increasing refugee crisis in light of the flight of citizens from Ukraine.
