Boris claims Ukraine war wouldn’t have happened if Putin was a woman

The warfare in Ukraine would by no means have occurred if Vladimir Putin was a lady, Boris Johnson has claimed.

The prime minister says the onslaught is a ‘excellent instance of poisonous masculinity’ and has referred to as for extra females to be given high roles.

His remarks comply with one of many Kremlin’s high propagandists’ claims that the British chief is ‘too timid’ to declare warfare on Russia and has ‘no trace of macho’.

Talking after the G7 summit in Bavaria, Mr Johnson informed German broadcaster ZDF: ‘If Putin was a lady, which he clearly isn’t, but when he have been, I actually don’t assume he would’ve launched into a loopy, macho warfare of invasion and violence in the best way that he has.

‘In order for you an ideal instance of poisonous masculinity, it’s what he’s doing in Ukraine.’

It comes as footage is launched displaying the second Russian missiles destroyed a buying centre in central Ukraine, taking at the very least 18 lives.

The assault in Kremenchuk has been named ‘utter barbarism’ – as Putin steps up a barrage of fireplace throughout the remainder of the nation, together with within the capital Kyiv.

Mr Johnson has argued that ‘you want extra girls in positions of energy’ to keep away from comparable tragedies.

Tamara, 71, cries in entrance of an residence constructing destroyed throughout Ukraine-Russia battle within the southern port metropolis of Mariupol (Image: Reuters)

The Russian president’s actions are an ideal instance of ‘poisonous masculinity’, the PM claims (Image: Getty Photographs)

The Tory chief has six girls in his 22-strong Cupboard, whereas there's simply one girl on the G7 high desk — European Fee President Ursula von der Leyen.

Mr Johnson has described the G7 summit in Germany – which targeted closely on Ukraine – as ‘unbelievable’ as world leaders ‘acquired nearer and nearer’.

However he has warned the violent battle is destined to proceed as there's ‘no deal accessible’ between Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

‘The logic is sure after all folks all need the warfare to finish, they need the warfare to finish desperately, however there’s no deal accessible’, he stated.

‘Putin isn’t making a suggestion of a deal, (Ukrainian President Volodymyr) Zelensky can’t make a suggestion of a deal.’

The PM added that the West should assist Kyiv in its navy technique to assist change the dynamic of the battle.

The UK will assist Mr Zelensky get ‘in the absolute best place to speak if and when talks finally come’, he promised.

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