As Boris Johnson makes an intervention on the status of the peninsula, will Ukraine really insist on Russia giving it back?

In a little noticed intervention the former British prime minister Boris Johnson – seen as a bosom ally of Volodymyr Zelenskiy – made the startling statement that if Russian troops were returned to lands they held inside Ukraine before the 24 February invasion that would represent a basis for reopening talks between Ukraine and Russia.

The statement implies Ukraine would have to accept that the removal of Russian troops from Crimea would not be a precondition for the start of talks.

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