Farage half celebrates: "There will be Brexit, but maybe not the right one"

Nigel Farage celebrates, but with the handbrake on, the first results in the British elections. The leader of the Brexit Party has said that now there will be Brexit "but perhaps not the right one." Farage has told the BBC that although his political formation did not expect these results – his party would not achieve any seats – "if we win Brexit, we will have done a good job. "" My goal was to try to achieve the best kind of Brexit. If we get at least a part of it, well, we will have achieved that, "he said. Farage has assured that he cannot support Johnson's Brexit, as he believes that whatever happens there will continue to be a very close relationship with the European Union in the future. Farage has stated that we will have to wait to see where they are "in six months." He may, he has said, "have to throw his hat back in the ring." Farage, of course, had already announced that his party would not appear in places where the Conservatives were strong so as not to interfere with them. Of course, this strategy did not apply to places where there were possibilities of challenging Labor for new seats. Of course, according to the data, they have been left with votes that in other elections were Labor.