Putin is 'doubling down' on 'murderous attacks' against Ukraine, says Boris
EVIL Vladimir Putin is "doubling down" his "murderous attacks" against innocent Ukrainians, Boris Johnson blasted today as he vowed to toughen sanctions.
The PM warned the Kremlin tyrant that "nothing is off the table" when it comes to Britain's response to his brutal shelling of fleeing families.He held meetings with Canadian PM Justin Trudeau and Dutch PM Mark Rutte today.The PM had promised Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a call he will turn the thumbscrews even more by ramping up sanctions.
He will tonight ram the Economic Crime Bill through the Commons to make it easier for Britain to sanction Kremlin cronies faster. Despite imposing the most swinging punishment package in history, critics accuse the PM of lagging far behind the EU and United States. Kneecapping Putin's murderous regime with economic sanctions is one pillar of the PM's six-point masterplan for Western allies to bear down on Russia.Britain is also preparing to welcome more Ukrainian refugees after the Home Office admitted just 50 have been taken in so far.Home Secretary Priti Patel exclusively told The Sun she is creating a brand new route to give refugees safe haven in the UK.
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