By Tony O’Reilly-
Putin’s aggressive television political puppet, Olga Skabeyeva, claimed that Britain wants to openly go to war with Russia , following Ben Wallace’s announcement of supplying more weapons to Ukraine to aid their resistance against Kremlin attack
Skabeyeva who is a known pleaser of Putin, and has threatened nuclear attack against the Uk earlier this year, has come out swinging again on Russian state television in reaction to the announcement by the Defence Secretary that Britain will be supplying more weapons to Ukraine.
Her attack came after Ukraine destroyed multiple Russian warplanes in an attack on Russian occupied Crimea, and given the stream of weaponry being supplied to Ukraine to fend off the callous attacks which have been mounted by Putin’s evil regime ever since Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
Skabeyeva told her viewers on the Rossiya 1 state TV channel: ‘Britain’s defence secretary, the famous Ben Wallace, who was not against nuclear weapons for Kyiv, said – and it matters – that all targets in Crimea for a Ukrainian strike could be considered legitimate.
‘What’s more, Britain will hand over three more 270 MLRS to Ukraine, in addition to the three already supplied, plus a significant amount of ammunition.’
She stressed: ‘We conclude that Britain wants to openly go to war with Russia.
‘Good luck! ‘But first, I would advise you to sort out, or try to sort out, your own economy. Nearly 100,000 British residents…are all demanding lower energy bills and are threatening civil disobedience, rallies, protests.
‘The Bank of England calculates that the average family in England will spend up to almost £300 a month on electricity from October. But the British don’t have that kind of money, and there is a 13% inflation rate at the same time.’
Last month, the mouthy puppet threatened that President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine could expand to Poland if the US continued to arm Kyiv’s forces.
On a broadcast of Russia Channel 1’s “60 minutes,” TV host Olga Skabeyeva made the veiled warning saying that if the West continued to send aid to Ukraine the conflict could intensify, Newsweek reported.
“If God forbid, Americans deliver missiles that can travel 186 miles. Then we simply can’t stop,” the TV host said.
“We’ll go all the way to Warsaw.”Skabeyeva referenced the M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS), which the US started sending to embattled Ukraine .Skabayeva reiterated Russia will now be in Ukraine “forever” following the annexation of Luhansk and Donetsk, hinting at plans for further expansion towards the west.
Skabayeva reiterated Russia will now be in Ukraine “forever” following the annexation of Luhansk and Donetsk, hinting at plans for further expansion towards the west.
On Thursday, she also suggested Russia will be in Ukraine forever.
Her attack on the 60 mins show was supported by another Putin puppet- Reserve colonel Igor Korotchenko – editor-in-chief of Russia’s National Defence magazine .
Korotchenko has long packaged himself as an avid defender of Putin’s interest, going all out against any opposition to Russian policies and activities. He is one of Putin’s chief propagandist, with a long term interest in currying the Russian leader’s favour.
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‘We see how Ben Wallace, UK defence minister, urges Ukraine to attack Russian Crimea,’ he said. ‘He claimed that any goal on Crimea is legitimate for the attack.
‘It’s a very serious claim. We see the integration of Kyiv and London in military activity and attacks on Russian objects.
‘There’s information about a plan to attack the Crimean bridge developing under Wallace’s direction.’
The bridge which opened four years ago to connect annexed Crimea to Russia by road and rail would cut Crimea off from the Russian mainland if destroyed, and likely lead to an escalation of the war.
‘We’re talking about international terrorism actions,’ declared Korotchenko.
‘This man [Ben Wallace] must be responsible for his words and actions because he becoming like [Osama] Bin Laden.’ ‘The scenario could be following.
‘As a part of the operation of the UK with Ukrainian special services an anti-ship missile launcher is installed on a bulk carrier under a neutral flag heading to Georgia.
‘When they pass the place where it is possible to attack the Crimean bridge, the navigation breaks and the ship disappears from surveillance systems.
‘It attacks the Crimean bridge, and then heads to Georgia.
‘On the way, all evidence is destroyed and the propaganda effect is achieved.
‘Of course, there is a reliable air defence system, but they hope to realise sabotage during the night-time or bad weather conditions.’
He went on: ‘It would be good to have an official reaction from the UK government.
‘And if necessary to conduct searches in the Ministry of Defence of the UK and withdraw documents. We see Trump being searched, let’s do some searches with Scotland Yard and other services,’ he said.
Editor in Chief of Russia’s defence magazine : Igor Korichenko
Korinchenko served in the repair shop of the Soviet Air Force, ensuring the safety of communications in the General Staff. He was dismissed from the army under Article 49 of the Federal Law “On Military Duty and Military Service” as a serviceman who ceased to “meet the requirements established by the law.”
He was a Chairman of the Public Council under the Ministry of Defense of Russia between February 8, 2012 and April 24, 2013 and known for being vocal against foreign critics of the Kremlin.
He served in the repair shop of the Soviet Air Force, ensuring the safety of communications in the General Staff. He was dismissed from the army under Article 49 of the Federal Law “On Military Duty and Military Service” as a serviceman who ceased to “meet the requirements established by the law.” He is a Chairman of the Public Council under the Ministry of Defense of Russia (February 8, 2012 – April 24, 2013
During the attack against Wallace, he renewed his calls for Russia to unleash a nuclear attack on Britain.
‘The West continues to escalate tensions,’ he said. The British minister of defence [Ben Wallace] has proclaimed military bases in Crimea ‘a legitimate goal’.
‘Well, let’s be consistent. In reality, any goal in the territory of Russia is likely considered ‘legitimate’ by the British.
‘And he promised Kyiv regime twice more weapons. They were supplied three launchers, now they say they will supply three more.
‘[This is] a country the right size for a Sarmat [Satan-2 hypersonic missile] speculating about it,’ he said gravely. ‘One [Sarmat], not six variations of HIMARS [US supplied missile systems], but just one Sarmat.
‘And there will still be some of the warhead left. They think they can not only threaten great Russia but also think they will destroy it.’
The Defence Secretary in his statement on Thursday highlighted Russia’s failed mission as he stated that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine had ‘faltered’ and was ‘starting to fail’, as he pledged more financial and military support to the eastern European nation’s defence.
He added: ‘They have failed so far and are unlikely to ever succeed in occupying Ukraine.
‘Their invasion has faltered and constantly been remodified to the extent they are really only focusing in parts of the south and in the east, a long, long way away from their three-day so-called special operation.
‘Three days are now over 150 days and nearly six months in, with huge significant losses of both equipment and indeed Russian personnel.’
Defence Secretary: Ben Wallace Image: PA
The Defence Secretary also said: ‘President Putin will have gambled that come August, come a few months in, we will have all got bored of the conflict and the international community would have gone off in different directions. Well, today is proof of the opposite.
‘We have come out of this meeting with more pledges of finance, more pledges of training and more pledges of military aid, all designed to help Ukraine win, to help Ukraine stand up for its sovereignty and indeed to ensure that President Putin’s ambitions fail in Ukraine as they rightly should.’
Mr Wallace said allies will need to soon start buying in weapons from other countries or ‘placing orders in factories to increase ammo supply to Ukraine’ as their own reserve stocks are depleted.
Denmark joined the UK in offering more aid to Ukraine at the conference, co-hosted by Mr Wallace. He said it was important to understand that fighting and loss of life was still taking place, but added Russia was ‘starting to fail in many areas’.
The support of advanced weaponry to Ukraine by the Uk and its allies is necessary to weaken Putin’s armoury and demoralise his army as much as possible. His a dictator with puppets everywhere who pay lip service to his wishes for fear of repercussions.
Publicization of continued support may not be ideal, but accountability in terms of funds spent on weapons sent to Ukraine explains some of the announcements made by the Defence Secretary.
A cut off point in terms of supply of weapons is an important thing the Uk government will have to discuss soon as setting boundaries to the amount of money spent on war at the expense of important domestic needs will be irrational.