Vladimir Putin has sent yet another threat to the British Prime Minister claiming that Rishi Sunak “does not understand” the risks of using British special forces to “disrupt” their nuclear power plants inside Russia.
The Russian dictator threatened the UK with “nuclear blackmail” over using British special forces against the Russian Federation and that Britain could be facing “serious consequences” teaching Ukrainian forces to disrupt their power lines.
Putin told an audience during a plenary session at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, “It turned out to be a sabotage group of Ukrainian special services.
“Interrogation showed they had been tasked to damage one of our nuclear stations by exploding a power line… to damage the work of the power plant. And this is not the first attempt.
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Putin claimed, “During interrogation, they admitted they were trained under supervision of British instructors. Do [the British] understand what they are playing with, or not?
“Are they provoking our response at Ukrainian nuclear sites, nuclear stations, or what?
“Does the British leadership, or the Prime Minister know what their special services are engaged with in Ukraine?
“Or do they have no clue at all? I assume this is possible, too. I assume it is possible British special services act on the orders of the Americans. Either way, we know the final beneficiary.
“But do they realise what they are playing with? I am afraid they simply underestimate…. I know there will be howling that starts after my words like ‘These are threats!’, ‘Nuclear blackmail!’, and so on.”
People in Russia take whatever Putin says at face value as to disagree with him will end up with them imprisoned or dead.
The Russian despot told his audience, “I assure you this is the total pure truth. So these guys are telling this to us during interrogation.
“I know some can say, ‘They will say anything under a gun.’
“This is not true. And the leadership of the British special services knows I am telling the truth. But I am not sure the leadership of Great Britain understands what’s going on.
“These kinds of things are seriously concerning, because they [the UK] don’t feel the ground – which can lead to serious consequences.”
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