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Johnson: War solution can't be found without Ukraine's input [Video]

Johnson: War solution can't be found without Ukraine's input

Boris Johnson says there is "no way" a solution to the Russia-Ukraine war can be found without Ukrainian input, but has accused Europe of "headless chicken-ism" over Donald Trump's plans for bringing..

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