Boris Johnson signs mutual security agreements, including potential military aid.

Boris Johnson has pledged to support Sweden and Finland against any potential Russian threats, signing mutual security agreements with both countries. The agreements, signed during a visit to Sweden and Finland, promise assistance in the event of an attack or disaster, with the possibility of military support, depending on the requests from the affected nations. Johnson’s commitments come as Sweden and Finland consider joining NATO in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The UK’s support is more extensive than that offered by any other NATO member, marking a significant step in strengthening security alliances in the region.