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UK issued horrifying WW3 nuclear strike warning by Putin's Russia

Putin's leading Russian state TV propagandist called for a nuclear strike on Britain in a chilling threat as World War 3 fears erupt, following revelations that UK drones have been used for strikes

[Vladimir Putin's leading TV attack dog has issued a chilling threat]

Vladimir Putin's leading TV attack dog has issued a chilling threat(Image: Getty)

Vladimir Putin's top TV mouthpiece has demanded a nuclear assault on Britain in a terrifying warning as World War 3 anxieties mount. This follows after it emerged that UK killer drones are now being deployed by Ukraine for attacks deep within Russia.

Vladimir Solovyov also insisted British weapons factories should be targeted and vessels carrying arms to Ukraine should be destroyed. "Hit them with Poseidon [underwater nuclear drone]," he urged during a primetime programme on state television.

"Give the British three days to learn to breathe underwater, then hit them with Poseidon."

[Vladimir Solovyov, Russian state TV presenter, called for a nuclear strike on the UK]

Vladimir Solovyov, Russian state TV presenter, called for a nuclear strike on the UK(Image: PAVEL BEDNYAKOV/POOL/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)

Russia's Poseidon underwater nuclear drone will allegedly be capable of delivering a coastal nuclear blast, sending a radioactive tsunami across Britain once the weapon becomes operational, according to Moscow military sources. Last month, Putin claimed the menacing weapon is approaching completion, and will be ready for deployment shortly.

The raving propagandist Solovyov declared the British Embassy in Moscow should be shut down and UK journalists expelled from Russia, reports the Express.

"When will they finally get rid of all these British journalists [in Moscow], all this vomiting anti-Russian scum, from here....? Drive them all out of here, and close the [British] embassy and kick them out."

Vladimir Kornilov, another Kremlin propagandist, suggested Britain should be "nervous" following the revelation UK drones are attacking deep within Russia.

[Russian MP Andrey Lugovoy claimed the UK was intimidated by Putin's warning over Russian ships]

Russian MP Andrey Lugovoy claimed the UK was intimidated by Putin's warning over Russian ships(Image: Getty)

"They write with pride that finally British drones are hitting Russian enterprises, they name these enterprises," he stated. "They cite an anonymous source from the British Ministry of Defence who says that Russia has been keeping us on edge the whole time....

"Now we're showing Russia, we're not nervous anymore....The bad thing is that they're not nervous. Of course they should be."

He warned: "If British newspapers are boasting that their drones are already hitting civilian targets deep in Russia, then surely we can do the same. Or is that something else entirely?".

Solovyov declared: "Now, strikes deep into Russia are being carried out with British weapons...this is classic Anglo-Saxon warfare. We need to understand who we're fighting and respond asymmetrically.... ".

"We shouldn't pay attention to what they say or what they think. They need to be destroyed.

"Starting with the Baltic states, through which drones have flown again, ending with the ports in Romania through which they're importing weapons, with factories in England, Italy, France, and Germany, we need to sink their ships that are transporting military supplies for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. And don't even worry about it. There's no point."

This emerged as hardline MP Andrey Lugovoy alleged Britain had been cowed by Vladimir Putin's threat that Russia could seize Western vessels in the Pacific and other waters in response to the seizure of the Kremlin's shadow fleet ships.

"The British attempt to legalise piracy ended in another flop. Was it worth the risk?

"Vladimir Putin's promise to respond in kind to the West's seizure of Russian ships forced London to admit that its strength is no longer what it once was. England is no longer the 'mistress of the seas'."

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