Johnson, during his last appearance before Parliament: "Mission accomplished"

MADRID, 20 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) -

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson expressed on Wednesday that the Government's mission has been "accomplished" to a large extent during his last speech before the deputies in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom.

Johnson, who has said he has advice for his successors, has urged "stay close to the Americans and the Ukrainians and continue to defend freedom," according to information from the newspaper 'The Guardian'.

Thus, he has expressed that "he loves the Treasury Department", but has stressed that "if the Government had listened to its senior officials, "we would never have built the M25", the ring road that surrounds London, the country's capital.

In this sense, he has asked "to ignore Twitter" and has emphasized that "he took the country out of a pandemic and helped protect another country from barbarism", alluding to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Johnson has received an ovation after his speech, which is the last he has made before deputies after announcing his resignation as 'tory' leader and, therefore, as prime minister.

"Hasta la vista, baby", has settled in relation to the famous phrase from the movie 'Terminator 2'.