Russia Warns British Ambassador - Russia May Strike British Forces Anywhere
Russia Warns British Ambassador - Russia May Strike British Forces Anywhere | Both the French and British Ambassadors to Russia were Summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry this morning. When they came out, they were pale with nothing to say to the Press. INTEL Source reveals what the British were told. A strong protest was expressed to the British ambassador in connection with the country's Foreign Minister David Cameron's statement about Kiev's right to strike Russia with British weapons. (Reported HERE 3 days ago) The Ambassador was warned that "the Russian response to Ukrainian strikes using British weapons on Russian territory, could be any British military facilities and equipment on the territory of Ukraine and beyond."
■ EXTRAORDINARY: Russia delivered a three-point "nuclear ultimatum" to France and Britain: "We will bomb your countries directly"! (War News 24/7)
■ Russia delivered a three-point "nuclear ultimatum" to the ambassadors of France and Britain regarding the arrival of F-16s, a possible strike on the Russian mainland with NATO weapons, and the presence of NATO forces in Ukraine. The French and British ambassadors have just left the Russian Foreign Ministry building in a sullen mood.
■ Pierre Levy stayed at the Russian Foreign Ministry for about 40 minutes. The British ambassador in Moscow, Nigel Casey, was also summoned there. Half an hour after his arrival, the British ambassador left without a word to the media, Sputnik's correspondent reports. The head of the French diplomatic mission also refused to speak to reporters. Also today, the German government announced that it was recalling its ambassador to Moscow, Alexander Lambsdorff, to Berlin for consultations.
■ Within 24 hours there has been a rapid escalation of NATO-Russia relations. This was preceded by statements by Cameron and Macron about striking the Russian mainland with NATO weapons as well as sending NATO forces to Ukraine. Following these statements, the Russian Federation started exercises on the use of tactical nuclear weapons. (Translation: DeepL + Grammarly)
■ French Ambassador "Warned" By Russia (Hal Turner)(Updates 05/07/24)
■ Nuclear weapons drills a response to ‘escalation’ – Kremlin (RT.com)
■ ‘Russia’s Not Bluffing’: Tactical Nuke Drills are Deafening Warning to NATO to Stay Out of Ukraine (Ilya Tsukanov)
■ Signal to NATO Powers ‘Playing War in Ukraine’: Why Russia is Drilling Its Tactical Nuclear Forces (Ilya Tsukanov)
■ Kyiv given the green light for NATO weapons attacks on the Russian mainland (War News 24/7) | NATO member countries, including Britain, have given the green light to Ukraine to strike the Kerch Bridge and other strategic targets inside Russia with Western-origin long-strike weapons. This is the first time since the war began that NATO member countries such as Britain-Estonia-Lithuania have openly threatened Moscow with striking the Russian mainland in an attempt to break the last Russian "red line". This is the information that War News 24/7 revealed a few days ago. ■ The last ten days have seen a rapid escalation between NATO and Russia. Lithuania's ambassador to Sweden, Linas Linkevičius, has hinted that there is an imminent attack on the Crimean Bridge by making a post on the social network X (formerly Twitter). He even posted a collage with a picture of the bridge and a picture of a missile fired at it. He accompanied the photo with the caption: "If someone didn't get a chance to take a photo on the Crimean Bridge, there is still time," he said. Dmitry Polyansky, Russia's First Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, responded by saying:
💬 "It seems that (Polish Foreign Minister) Radosław Sikorski's infamous tweet about sabotage on Nord Stream, which he later timidly deleted, inspires the submissive Baltic-American dogs. They are barking desperately now, but they will cry later, when the Day of Judgement comes they will repent for all these mistakes." (Translation: DeepL + Grammarly)
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