Boris Johnson says the Russian army might soon run out of soldiers and weapons and lose its 'forward momentum' in Ukraine

Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister of Britain, believes that Russia will lose steam in its war with Ukraine.

Johnson told the German newspaper that he thought the Russians were suffering heavy losses of soldiers and equipment in order to gain control of the region.

According to intelligence reports from the British defense forces, Johnson believes the Russian onslaught in Ukraine will likely end in the coming months.

In the next few months, Russia could come to a point where there is no longer any forward momentum because it has exhausted its resources, according to the defense intelligence service.

The Ukrainians need help reversing the dynamic. He will argue for this at the Group of Seven summit.

The Ukrainian army needs support in launching a counter-offensive if it is able to do so, according to Johnson.

This is their biggest problem. They have to decide what they want to do. If you talk to the Ukrainian president, you will see that the Ukrainians will not give up their territory.

Johnson said that a win for Ukraine would include Russian forces being repelled from the areas they invaded and for the country to regain the status quo before the invasion.

We agree thatUkraine needs to win. The unity of the West is more visible than the divisions.

Intelligence from the UK suggests that Russia may not be able to produce enough military equipment for a long conflict.

The Ukrainian forces are currently engaged in a battle. In June, the West was urged to send more weapons by the Ukrainians. There have been reports of a growing number of deserters.

A senior US official told The Washington Post that Russia would likely gain control of eastern Ukraine within weeks.