Putin’s mouthpiece issues chilling four word threat directly to Brit soldiers in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin’s mouthpiece has issued a chilling threat to British soldiers in Ukraine claiming “you will all die” if peacekeepers are sent to Ukraine. Kremlin’s leading television propagandist Vladimir Solovyov issued the warning to British and French troops and claimed they “will all die” at the hands of invading Russian troops.
“I learned with interest today that the British are watching us, quoting me,” Putin’s puppet said as he doubled down and repeated his threat. “Yes, you will all die – who come to our land,” he said, referring to Ukraine. “And the French too, by the way. You’ll all die….stay at home. The Americans have already realised that.” Solovyov is a mouthpiece for Putin, voicing Kremlin scripts on mainstream TV.
Meanwhile, he claimed a woman lawyer and estate agent should be publicly flogged after revealing a scam involving Russian war fighters, demands Vladimir Putin’s chief propagandist.
Marina Orlova, 35, was detained after claiming in a podcast that women are cynically marrying Putin fighters to claim the £73,000 compensation when they are killed on his cannon fodder frontline.
She told of a well-used “business plan” to make money from the men Putin throws to their graves in Ukraine.
The latest estimate is that around 250,000 soldiers and officers have been killed. Referring to Orlova, the propagandist Vladimir Solovyov demanded: “This kind of idiot should be publicly flogged.
“They should not be put in jail. They should just be publicly flogged.” Orlova, 35, was detained and forced to make an abject public apology, as was podcast-maker, influencer Darya Cherdantseva.
Both women were sentenced to forced work as punishment in a rapid trial, but Orlova may face further charges. Their podcast was immediately censored. Orlova had said: “It’s easy and simple.
“You find a man now who is serving [for Russia in the war]. “He dies, and you get 8 million [rubles – £73,100].” She helped women buy flats with their compensation payments.
“It’s a working scheme. It’s a business plan,” she said. Orlova said: “I very sincerely want to apologise for the video that was posted of me on the internet. To apologise to the [war] participants, to the widows, to the mothers, to the wives…. I ask you to forgive me.”
Last week, Solovyov issued Sir Keir Starmer and the King a sensational warning that Brit troops deployed to Ukraine could die in Russian nuclear strikes. He told Russian TV viewers the British and French troops deployed by President Emmanuel Macron would meet grisly fates as western forces pushed for Ukrainian troops to train Volodymyr Zelensky ‘s in the advent of a lasting peace deal.
He told viewers that President Zelensky was in negotiations with London for the UK military to train the Ukrainian armed forces under a peace settlement.
Solovyov – who nightly parrots Kremlin scripts – mockingly urged Starmer to personally lead the troops. He declared: “What contingents can Britain prepare? Well, we’ve already buried a lot of Brits here, and a lot of Frenchmen. Well, come [to Ukraine], all of you, all of you die.”
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