Boris Johnson's call for tanks a 'red line' that Nato won't cross, says Macron - The Times

Boris Johnson is trying to persuade Nato allies to supply tanks to Ukraine in a move that has put him at odds with President Macron.

President Zelensky asked Nato yesterday for hundreds of tanks and jets during a video address to the Nato summit in Brussels, saying his country needed them to survive. He said he wanted only 1 per cent of Nato’s tanks and jets and said “we will see who is our friend, who is our partner and who has sold us out and betrayed us”.

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Johnson said that while Britain wanted to help there were “logistical” problems. He wants allies nearer Ukraine to provide armoured vehicles. However, Macron ruled out supplying tanks and planes because of concerns that doing so could drag

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