Johnson offered Zelensky and his family asylum in the UK

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that he offered Vladimir Zelensky and his family asylum in Britain, but he refused. The words of the British Prime Minister are quoted by The Sunday Times.

“We discussed all this a long time ago ... I must tell you that Vladimir (Zelensky. -) made it clear that he owes the Ukrainian people and is going to stay there and take care of them. I have to say I admire him,” Johnson said.

Even before the start of the Russian military operation on February 24, the US government recommended that Zelensky evacuate the government from Kyiv to Lviv.

After the start of the operation, the speaker of the State Duma, Vyacheslav Volodin, claimed that the Ukrainian president had left the capital. “He was not already yesterday in the capital of Ukraine. Together with his entourage, he fled to the city of Lvov, where he, along with his assistants, was equipped with a place to stay. All the videos he posts on social networks are pre-recorded,” Volodin said.