kind of thing that borisjohnson was highlighting. it has become one of the themes of the last few weeks, this need, this urgent need of western leaders, particularly the united states and britain, to call out russian moves as they see them happening in the hope that somehow that prevents this crisis from erupting. that prevents this crisis from eru tin . ., that prevents this crisis from eru-atin. ., �* ., , that prevents this crisis from eruutin_ . �* . , ~' . erupting. pauladams in ukraine, thank ou erupting. pauladams in ukraine, thank you very — erupting. pauladams in ukraine, thank you very much _ erupting. pauladams in ukraine, thank you very much for - erupting. pauladams in ukraine, thank you very much for that. - erupting. pauladams in ukraine, thank you very much for that. we will go back to borisjohnson, he is just taking questions at the munich security conference. i willjust say that we have had remarks from president zelensky of ukraine who says "we do not want provocation, we want a stylish piece through democracy." he doesn't want to be tempted down military route. if you look at what — tempted down military route. if you look at what we _ tempted down military route. if you look at what we are _ tempted down military route. if you look at what we are doing _ tempted down military route. if you look at what we are doing in - tempted down military route. if m. look at what we are doing in foreign policy coordination, i think it is fair to say that sometimes the uk has been out in front, i think maybe with sanctions on belarus we were a bit ahead of our eu friends. everything we do is always