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I'm not British so I'm wondering why you think that? Personally as a Canadian I always saw Nigle as the face of Brexit. The way its always seemed to me is the previous 2 leaders got ousted and Boris came in while the process was already well underway. Didn't really know.he was super involved in the leave campaign prior to the popular vote on it.
lots of ifs >

This is what'll happen if instead of an offensive out of Zaph towards Melitopol, it's a big push across the Savtoe-Kreminna road.
It's a longer harder road to the end state of such an attack.  But taking the city Lugansk would flank the entire Donbas and the Ukrainians could quite plausibly push down to Azov Sea along the border. >

very early on in the invasion i heard from pediatric colleagues that they took over portions of the children’s hospitals when there were no official casualties.  The Russians don’t care. >

Keep those coming. I think we'll get a lot of announcements for equipment systems already present in Ukraine, just in steady volumes on an incremental basis. >

Denmark is also sending Caesars >

NGL, Boris has been going hard doing some high profile influencing/ambassador style work, still contributing to the UK as a public servant, despite no longer being PM. >

I think the guy is a disgrace and is almost singularly responsible for fucking the UK over by being the face of the Leave campaign in the EU referendum. That said, he has been amazing on Ukraine from the outset and I think people should respect him for that.