A RUSSIAN warmongering propagandist has threatened to sink Great Britain with a new high-speed nuclear torpedo.
Vladimir Solovyov, leading TV attack dog for Vladimir Putin, issued the menacing threat to the UK just days after the Russian leader claimed he had “no desire to attack anyone”.
Russian TV Kremlin mouthpiece has called for super weapon Poseidon drone to be launched at UK[/caption]
The untested weapon can reportedly operate below 3000ft and can travel at 115mph[/caption]
The threat comes as Ukraine sustained continuous attacks from Russia overnight[/caption]
Solovyov, who is paid a fortune to parrot Kremlin narratives, called for the Poseidon nuclear torpedo (or drone) to unleash a tidal wave over Britain and drown the entire population.
Appearing on Russian state-controlled television, Solovyov spouted his vile threat after Putin declined to engage with Donald Trump‘s peace process.
“For testing the Chinese analogue of Poseidon – Japan,” he continued.
“I am not calling for anything, about anything, in any way, I am simply stating – the British say their task is to inflict strategic defeat on us.
“Well, let them say it from under water.”
His rant continued, where he called to “obliterate NATO states Latvia and Estonia”, claiming they had been used to launch Ukrainian drones on Russian territory.
“So these places should be wiped off the face of the earth,” he said.
“If they launch from there onto our territory, we must strike back.”
Putin was in Beijing this week to attend a massive military parade put on by Xi Jinping, which saw the Axis of Evil all in one place.
The Russian tyrant and North Korea’s villainous leader Kim Jong Un stood alongside Jinping and were heard talking about immortality, organ transplants and biotechnology.
The untested “super weapon” has been designed to carry strategic nuclear warheads weighing up to 100 megatons and could cause catastrophic destruction.
Russian sources say the drone can reach up to 115mph underwater, and is able to operate at depths below 3000ft.
Solovyov suggested it would be a “good idea” to test Poseidon on Britain.
Despite Solovyov’s vile rant, just two days ago, Putin said: “As for Russia‘s aggressive plans with respect to Europe, I want to emphasise once again that this is complete nonsense”.
“[It] has absolutely no basis.”
“Any sane person is perfectly aware that in Russia there has never been, is not, and will never be the desire to attack anyone,” he added.
Vladimir Solovyov made the violent threats on state-controlled television in Russia[/caption]
Solovyov [R] pictured with Vladimir Putin, is very well paid for his role in spreading the Kremlin narratives[/caption]
The televised rant came just two days after Putin denied wanting to attack any country[/caption]
These comments come after Russia‘s three-and-a-half year bid to invade Ukraine, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths.
Trump has insisted he can still broker a peace deal between Putin and Zelensky.
Trump said he aimed to speak with Putin in the coming days.
“I’ve been watching it, I’ve been seeing it, and I’ve been talking about it with President Putin and President Zelenskyy,” he said.
“Something is going to happen, but they are not ready yet – but something is going to happen.
“We are going to get it done.”
Today, Sir Keir Starmer is set to attend talks in Paris between multiple European leaders and Zelensky, to endorse plans for security guarantees for Ukraine in the event of a peace deal.
“We are ready, us Europeans, to provide security guarantees to Ukraine,” President Emmanuel Macron said.
Despite Putin’s claims, Russia continues its assault on Ukraine[/caption]
Overnight attacks continue, as Zaporizhzhia region has been attacked 487 times in the past day[/caption]
The continuous assault has included a dozen air strikes[/caption]
“It enables us to say solidly that we are ready for a robust peace for Ukraine and Europeans, but the question now is to see the sincerity of Russia,” he added.
However, Putin’s regime – which blames Britain for leading Western support for Ukraine – has called the presence of foreign troops in Ukraine “unacceptable”.
Putin has kept up overnight attacks on Ukraine, although at a lesser scale than recent days.
As fire ignited in Odesa after a Russian drone strike, Putin’s forces also attacked the Zaporizhzhia region 487 times in the past day, including a dozen air strikes.
Putin so far refused to meet with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, instead rolling out a list of “impossible demands”, including the disarmament of the country and cutting Ukrainian military ties to the West.
Despite this, on Wednesday Putin said he “never ruled out the possibility of such a meeting” with Zelensky, saying he believed there was a “light at the end of the tunnel” for the war in Ukraine.