Top Putin ally taunts Keir Starmer and King Charles- threatening Brits with 'tactical nukes'

[PomPolo]

Russian television host Vladimir Solovyov claimed in a sensational broadcast that Putin could use nuclear weapons 'wisely' on French and British troops deployed to Ukraine.

 

** From a reputable UK news outlet, where would the USA stand then? (provide Putin with more)

[JAG]

Is that the same chap who several years ago threatened to set off a nuclear mine in the Atlantic which would cause a tsunami which would drown Ireland, Great Britain and our "moss covered Queen". Quite an imagination.

[Cameroni]

The Russians could of course annihilate the UK in the blink of an eye.

 

Starmer, Johnson and all the other idiots should start to watch their big mouths.

[RayC]

12 hours ago, Cameroni said:

The Russians could of course annihilate the UK in the blink of an eye.

 

Starmer, Johnson and all the other idiots should start to watch their big mouths.

 

But Russia wouldn't do that of course as they are led by the peaceful democrat, Mr. Putin, who is careful not to impinge on the sovereignty, or show any aggression towards other nations.

[Cameroni]

3 minutes ago, RayC said:

 

But Russia wouldn't do that of course as they are led by the peaceful democrat, Mr. Putin, who is careful not to impinge on the sovereignty, or show any aggression towards other nations.

 

No, he wouldn't do it, because there's no point. And besides Russia's economy is just larger than Spain. It would be idiotic. One thing Putin is not, is an idiot. Russia does not want war with the West, and never did. But, if the Europeans mistake delusions of grandeur for real power, then that could get dangerous.

[RayC]

6 hours ago, Cameroni said:

 

No, he wouldn't do it, because there's no point. And besides Russia's economy is just larger than Spain. It would be idiotic. One thing Putin is not, is an idiot. Russia does not want war with the West, and never did. But, if the Europeans mistake delusions of grandeur for real power, then that could get dangerous.

 

And therein lies the problem. Russia's economy has been in relative decline this century. Ukraine's desire to turn away from Moscow and throw in its' economic lot with the West - in the guise of the EU - was the final straw for Putin, hence the invasion.

 

The Europeans are not the only ones with delusions of grandeur. Russia is a fading power with limited influence on the world stage, a fact that Putin apparently seems unable to accept.

 

Perhaps Russia has no desire for war with The West, but her actions show that she is prepared to risk it.