Boris Johnson criticizes the US State Department's demand to revise the G7 communique on the third anniversary of the Ukraine war, stating that blaming Ukraine for starting the war is 'bonkers' and an inversion of the truth. He emphasizes that Ukraine's chances of joining NATO were slim and that Putin launched the war to revive the Russian empire, not because he was worried about NATO. Johnson argues that the Ukrainians are fighting against an axis of Russia, Iran, and North Korea, with China lurking in the background, and that their cause is just. He believes that peace can be achieved through strength and that the US is committed to a sovereign and independent Ukraine.