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Boris Johnson publishes Ukrainian edition of his memoir

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 06:03 · Archive

Boris Johnson has published a Ukrainian translation of his memoir Unleashed, drawing praise from supporters impressed by his continued backing for Ukraine.

Boris Johnson has published a Ukrainian translation of his memoir Unleashed, announced through Vivat Publishing and publicised on his Instagram page. Johnson, 62, who lives in Brightwell-cum-Sotwell near Wallingford and serves as MP for Henley, described the publication as another demonstration of his support for Ukraine during its conflict.

Johnson said: 'I'm so thrilled that Vivat Publishing has decided to bring out a Ukrainian edition of my memoirs. It has a lot of Ukraine in it. A lot of very exciting stuff.' He added that Ukraine would prevail, stating: 'This is a time when Ukraine is under terrific pressure - of course Ukraine is going to win.'

Support for the publication came quickly from readers. One person commented: 'Thank you for your support! Ukraine will always remember your help before and during the full-scale invasion. You've earned a special place in our history as a true friend.' Another praised the book itself, saying it provided 'a great insight as to what it was like when Boris was PM' and that it 'proves a lot of the media and stereotypes wrong'. A third reader reported having purchased six copies, describing the book as 'so well written' and noting that it 'makes great points about Ukraine'.

Boris Johnson publishes Ukrainian edition of his memoir
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