Boris Johnson has sent two letters to the EU on Brexit. In the first he asked for a delay, in the second he called it a mistake
Tonight, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson sent two letters to the EU: in the first he asked the head of the European Commission, Donald Tusk, to delay Brexit until the end of January, and in the second, not to do so. What's happening? Details The first letter was sent as a formal request. It was not signed personally by the prime minister, writes Bloomberg. “This is a letter from Parliament, not mine,” said . Johnson Quote.