Johnson, a former British foreign minister and a popular candidate for the new prime minister, said the chances of Britain leaving the EU without an agreement were only "one in a million", but promised to lead the UK out of the EU by the end of October even if it failed to reach an agreement with the EU.
This week's battle for Conservative party leaders intensified. The current Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, raised his voice to criticize Johnson, who had warned that he would implement the so-called no-agreement withdrawal if he failed to reach an agreement with the European Union.
It has been more than three years since the British referendum decided to withdraw from Europe. The issue of withdrawal has dominated the election of the Conservative Party leader and the new Prime Minister.
The winner of this campaign will face a battle with Parliament, which opposes a no-agreement withdrawal from Europe and three times vetoes the agreement reached by Prime Minister Theresa May.
At Wednesday's election rally, Johnson said there was little chance of a non-agreement withdrawal because of new hopes among European leaders and parliaments or the adoption of a revised withdrawal agreement.
"If we want to reach the agreements we need, it is essential to prepare for the outcome of the non-agreement withdrawal. I don't think that's the end result. I think it's only one in a million possible, "he said.
One day ago, he promised to withdraw from Europe by the end of October, "No matter what happens, fight to the death", which made moderate lawmakers worried that he would try to push for an agreement-free withdrawal.
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