Johnson: There is very likely no Brexit deal

Boris johnson According to the British prime minister, it is very likely that no agreement will be reached in the negotiations on the terms of future relations between the United Kingdom and the European Union, MTI reported. Johnson spoke on the phone Thursday night. Ursula von der Leyennel, with the President of the European Commission. According to a Downing Street spokesperson

During the meeting, the British Prime Minister highlighted his view that the negotiating process was in a very difficult situation, time was extremely tight and it now seemed highly probable that no agreement could be reached unless the attitude of the European Union will change significantly.

A spokesman for the London Prime Minister’s Office said Johnson also said that if no deal was reached, the UK and the European Union would become friends as friends and bilateral trade would continue under Australian-style conditionality.

In a statement released late Thursday, Ursula von der Leyen said that significant progress had been made on many issues in planned negotiations between the EU and the UK on a comprehensive trade deal, but bridging the remaining differences was a major challenge. . From the latter, the president of the EU commission raised the issue of clarifying fishing rights. He said the talks would continue on Friday.

Michel barnier, the chief negotiator of the European Commission expressed hope on Thursday for a positive outcome of the negotiations. He said during the day that the parties could reach a common denominator starting Friday on the issues of equal competition in the market and fisheries regulation, which are still a source of discussion.