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Russia "has no intention of eliminating people who are not relevant," like Boris Johnson

CNN Portugal14 September 2026 at 22:31

Major-General Agostinho Costa reacted to statements attributed to Boris Johnson about Russia. According to the former British Prime Minister, Russia "has no intention of eliminating people who are not relevant."

Costa considered that Boris Johnson "should be more worried about his country," referring to the United Kingdom. The major-general described the current situation in Britain as "a sinking ship."

The article does not provide more details on the context of Johnson's statements or what may have motivated his remarks regarding Russia.

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This news interests readers in the region because it presents the perspective of a recognized Portuguese military analyst on international tensions between Russia and the United Kingdom, and the criticism of the British political situation through a figure with credibility in conflict analysis.

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