Boris Johnson called on China to condemn Russia

Boris Johnson called on China to condemn Russia

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called on China to condemn Russia's military action in Ukraine. 

In an interview with the media on Sunday, Johnson said Russia had chosen the wrong path, similar to World War II. According to Boris, this is a battle between good and evil.

"As time goes on, Russia's dictatorship has risen to the top," he said. I don't think it's possible for people to forgive Putin. "

Therefore, Boris Johnson has called on Russia to condemn such acts instead of sitting on the fence of China. 

Meanwhile, the general staff of the Ukrainian army has demanded the assassination of another Russian general. "An enemy helicopter was set on fire in Kherson," said Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov.

"Russia's Lieutenant General Andrei Mordovich, the commander of Russia's Eighth Guards, has died," Ukraine's General Staff said shortly afterwards.

Ukraine has so far claimed to have killed five Russian soldiers. However, US media reported on CNN that they could not independently verify the matter.

Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Irina Vereshchuk has claimed that 527 Russian troops have been detained in the 24 days since the start of the operation.

"All Russian prisoners of war are being treated in accordance with international human rights law," he said.