Boris in the kill zone: The ex-PM's extraordinarily vivid dispatch from Ukraine's frontline - compiled as he dodged Russian drones - shames the West's failure to give Kyiv the tools it needs to defend freedom

It's time to go, says Makar, the deputy commander of the 65th battalion, coming back into the shop. We need to hurry, says the 30ish-year-old Ukrainian soldier, and I am not disposed to argue.