"I cannot believe that a guy who is so passionate about his country… would want to kick off his presidency by basically allowing the Soviet Empire to be great again," Boris Johnson said in reference to Trump's "Make America Great Again" motto.Russia has been making gains on the battlefield at a pace unseen in 2024. The lack of manpower and materiel exhausted Kyiv’s troops, who are holding back one of Russia's "most powerful" offensives since the start of Moscow's full-scale war.Despite Johnson's statement, there are concerns that if Trump returns to the White House after the election on Nov. 5, the U.S. could withdraw its crucial support or push Ukraine toward painful concessions.Speaking to CNN, Johnson pointed out that it was during Trump's presidency when Ukraine received Javelin anti-tank weapons as the country fought Russian proxy forces in the Donbas region.Trump, the U.S.