Britain warns Russia she will continue to defend Ukraine

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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has told the United Nations that Britain will continue to support her close ally Ukraine against Russia.

Britain and Ukraine have signed a pact to be close allies for 100 years and both must come to the other's aid if necessary. Russia continually grows more aggressive towards Britain in response.

 
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Fears are mounting that the two nuclear nations are about to fight each other over Ukraine...

Russia's embassy in London has issued an explicit nuclear threat in response to a Sky television programme in which former British politicians simulated a military strike on a Russian base in Kaliningrad.

The diplomatic mission published statements on both Telegram and X warning any attack on Russian territory would provoke retaliation with the full arsenal at Moscow's disposal, nuclear weapons included.


In the programme, the British navigated a series of escalating Russian aggressions against the United Kingdom.

The simulated attacks ranged from targeted killings of RAF pilots to a cyber assault on the NHS, culminating in what the programme described as "the biggest loss of military life in a single day since World War Two."

After Russia launched missile strikes against Britain in the scenario, the fictional cabinet opted to retaliate by striking a Russian military installation in Kaliningrad.

Russia went on to warn: "Those advocating plans to blockade or strike Kaliningrad should have no illusions about the consequences.

"Any British military action against Russian territory would be met with a response using all means at Russia's disposal, including nuclear weapons."


 
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Russia be warned: In 2026 Britain overtook Russia to become the world's third largest spender on nuclear weapons after the USA and China.
 
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