Former Prime Minister Johnson was accompanied on his visit to Ukraine by an arms dealer who gave him a million pounds

According to leaked documents, the former British prime minister was accompanied during his visit to Kiev by investor Christopher Harborne, who holds shares in arms companies and transferred £1 million to him after he left office.

Boris Johnson. Foto: Charles McQuillan - Pool / Getty Images

Boris Johnson. Photo: Charles McQuillan - Pool / Getty Images

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has visited Ukraine several times since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war. During his visit in September 2023, he was accompanied by multimillionaire Christopher Harborne.

Across the English Channel, this technology and investment magnate, who also lives in Thailand at times, is known as the man who helped finance Brexit.

According to documents known as the “Boris Files,” currently being published by the Guardian newspaper, Harborne was registered as an advisor to Boris Johnson's office during his visit, even though he held no official position.

He thus became part of the delegation that met with Ukrainian ministers, intelligence chiefs, and even President Volodymyr Zelensky.

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