Boris Johnson went to Vladimir Putin's gate by posing with the famous British antitank, the NLA, which is being used successfully by the Ukrainian military against the Russians in the war that has broken out.
The British prime minister visited troops in Tapa, Estonia, a few hundred kilometres away from the border with Russia.
On this visit, Johnson was accompanied by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. The PRIME Minister of Great Britain spoke of the importance of the mission of alliance troops in general and British in particular for ensuring peace and security in Europe.
So before arriving in Estonia, Johnson visited British troops stationed in Poland. NATO has reinforced its eastern border following the Russian offensive against Ukraine.

