‘It would take just two minutes to bomb PARIS’ threatens ally Putin as Russia warns France not to send troops to Ukraine
ONE of Vladimir Putin’s allies claimed it would “take just two minutes to bomb Paris” as a new threat to France.
The Vice President of the State Duma, Pyotr Tolstoy, raised the possibility of sending an atomic bomb Paris as French troops come in Ukraine.
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French President Emmanuel Macron recently warned that he could send troops to Ukraine’s front lines as Putin launches another grueling march on Kiev.
He dramatically claimed that there should be “no more red lines” for the involvement of France, of which the army is a part NATOs global power.
But in response to the threats, Tolstoy launched one of his own – and in much more dramatic fashion.
In an interview with the French network BFM TVthe politician confirmed Russia was “calculating” the possibility of a nuclear strike in Paris.
He estimated that a projectile fired from Russia could reach the French capital in “just over two minutes.”
“What is historically important for Russia is guaranteeing the country’s security,” Tolstoy justified. “NATO countries, including France, deploy missiles around Russia’s borders.”
During a private meeting with opposition leaders at the Elysee Palace, Macron explained the grounds for getting into it a war that has been going on for two years now.
He showed maps to senior members of the French government showing hotspots where Russia could advance toward Odessa Kievaccording to a French outlet L’Independant.
However, in retaliation, Tolstoy promised to “kill all French soldiers” who would be deployed in Ukraine.
However, this is not the first time that Macron has angered Putin and his henchmen, having previously claimed so NATO and EU countries could soon send troops to the front lines.
That speech provoked an angry response from the Kremlinto turn on Putin must dismiss his army chief which gave a disturbing warning.
Colonel General Vladimir Zarudnitsky said the brutal war in Ukraine could soon pass Europe and stoking the fear global conflict experts have warned.
On Thursday, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), Oleksandr Syrskyi, confirmed on Telegram that a successful telephone conversation had taken place with French military leaders.
Syrskyi said the Chief of the Joint Staff of the Armed Forces of the French Republic, Army General Thierry Burkar, had been “briefed about the situation on the battlefield.”
“He (Burkar) thanked the government of the French Republic and the French people for their continued and consistent support to Ukraine,” Syrskyi added.
“Separately, he expressed gratitude for the assistance provided in the training of Ukrainian soldiers on the territory of France.”
Putin’s war in Ukraine
ON February 24, 2022, Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin launched a brutal and bloody invasion of Ukraine.
Russian troops stormed the border from Belarus in the north, Russia in the east and Crimea in the south, taking over towns, torturing and slaughtering civilians.
Putin called it a “special military operation” to “denazify Ukraine,” which he believes belongs to Russia in his twisted mind.
In October 2022, the Kremlin signed treaties annexing the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhia regions from Ukraine, making them part of Russia.
This war is an extension of what Putin started in 2014 when he did the same with Crimea.
Russia’s constant and bizarre propaganda has served as a front for the brutality of the country and its people for two years.
But while grueling meat grinder battles are fought on the front lines, Zelensky’s Ukrainian forces continue to build an impressive defense.
And Ukraine has pledged to reclaim all of its territory, taking some good steps.
In the Black Sea, they have taken out some of Putin’s most important warships and strongholds, but without significant fighter jets they lack sufficient air cover.
A lack of aircraft, vital ammunition and tanks has left Ukraine struggling to achieve the objectives of its 2023 land counteroffensive.
The US, Britain and other countries in the West have sent money, supplies, ammunition and training to Ukraine in an effort to help.
But concerns continue to arise around the world that the support is not enough and that if NATO does not act to drive Putin out of Ukraine, he will bring war to Europe’s doorstep.
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