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Hello, Newscasters.
It's Laura with a special conversation that we recorded in the couple of days before the fourth anniversary of the long and bitter war in Ukraine.
In the early hours of the 24th of February in 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine.
Around the continent and in Whitehall and Westminster,
decisions had to be made about how the UK was going to respond.
This week, I sat down with the former Prime Minister and the former head of the military,
Admiral Sartoni Radhikan,
to talk about those dramatic worrying concerning moments when Vladimir Putin's tanks rolled into Ukraine.
I spoke to them about what now, And what could come next?
And what are the possible ways out of a conflict that has now lasted nearly as long as the First World War?
Here's our conversation with Boris Johnson and Admiral Sir Tony Rathen.
Take us back then to that moment, the early hours in February 2022.
The phone call came and the invasion was on.
Yes, this was about.
Four in the morning maybe bit earlier from the National Security Adviser Stephen Lovegrove and he he rang me to say That it was happening.