Boris Johnson was reportedly planning military action in the Netherlands

This is according to an extract from his upcoming book, Unleashed, published by the Daily Mail. Boris Johnson discussed the plans with senior military officers at the height of the pandemic. Here’s what he reports “Guardians” . According to Johnson, the AstraZeneca vaccine was a major point of contention in the cross-border export dispute with the EU at the time. He believed the EU was treating the UK “with malice”.

Plans for a military campaign in the Netherlands

Johnson said he had “commissioned studies into whether it would be technically possible to launch a waterborne attack on a warehouse in Leiden, Netherlands“To begin with the property that was legally ours and urgently needed by Britain.” About five million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine were stored in Leiden.

Doug Chalmers, the deputy chief of staff, assured the prime minister that the plan was “absolutely feasible” and would require the use of inflatable dinghies to navigate Dutch canals. These boats were then supposed to meet at the destination, secure the “hostage goods” and take them by semi-trailer to the ports on the English Channel.

However, Chalmers warned that the mission would be difficult to achieve without fail, meaning the UK would have to “explain why we are effectively attacking a long-standing NATO alliance.” ” Johnson admitted: “Of course I knew it was right, and I secretly agreed with what everyone was thinking but I didn’t want to say it out loud: that the thing was all crazy “