Putin Warns Ukraine and Allies Will Regret Pushing Boundaries

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Moscow, Russia – Web Desk: Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a stern warning to Ukraine and its allies, stating that they will regret the extent of their actions in the ongoing conflict. Speaking to the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), Putin emphasized that any use of nuclear elements by opponents would have serious consequences.

Putin also accused Ukraine of undermining the peace process by threatening Russian energy facilities and highlighted an increase in “terrorist attacks” against Russia, allegedly involving Ukrainian and Western intelligence agencies.

The Russian intelligence service further claimed that the United Kingdom and France are preparing to supply nuclear technology and components to Ukraine, a claim dismissed as false by the French embassy in Moscow.

The Kremlin warned once again about the risks of direct military confrontation between nuclear powers, underscoring heightened tensions in the ongoing Ukraine conflict.

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