Amid continuing concerns that Russia may invade Ukraine, the British prime minister and French president also 'stressed that NATO must be united in the face of Russian aggression'
And the leaders of Germany, France and Poland will meet in Berlin on Tuesday, in an attempt at de-escalation.
Mr Johnson and Mr Macron said that solving the dispute through diplomatic means must"remain the overriding priority". They also agreed to"work together to develop a package of sanctions which would come into force immediately should Russia further invade Ukraine".Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video playerMoscow is demanding that NATO never admits Ukraine as a member.
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