Boris Johnson met with Donald Trump at one of the former president’s golf clubs for dinner, where they discussed the “vital importance” of victory for Ukraine.
However, he did not say who he would prefer to win the war, when probed on CNN earlier this month.
“He is a smart guy...they want you to say he is a stupid person, okay, he is not a stupid person, he is very smart and cunning and Putin made a bad mistake in my opinion,” he said.
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