Brits given chilling warning as Putin views UK the ‘nice evil’ and Kremlin’s high goal
Mad Vlad reportedly views the UK as a the “great evil” in Europe as Defence Secretary Wes Streeting gave Brits a chilling warning that the Kremlin view us as a top target
Brits have been hit with a chilling warning that Vladimir Putin views the UK as the “great evil” on the edge of Europe – and Russian forces are already prowling off our shores.
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting revealed the trigger-happy Kremlin views the UK as one of its top targets. He sounded the alarm that Britain’s border with Russia isn’t a distant land mass far across eastern Europe, but right on our doorstep in the North Sea.
Streeting delivered his worrying assessment at a Fabian Society fringe event at the Labour Party conference, which was held in Liverpool on Sunday (September 27).
He said: “It is a sad truth, but when the Kremlin looks across Europe, they don’t see us as we see ourselves.
“They see Britain as the great evil on the other side of Europe, and yet here we are sat in England saying we don’t want war with Russia.”
He added: “We don’t seek to provoke Russia and we have no quarrel with the Russian people. What we do object to though is Putin’s imperialism.”
The cabinet minister blasted the notion that Putin’s war machine is restricted to the frontlines of Ukraine, revealing that Russian forces are already actively testing NATO and probing British waters.
He pointed directly to Russia’s mysterious “shadow fleet” mapping key undersea communications cables, alongside dangerous military manoeuvres.
“We sometimes talk about the Russian threat and the border as if the border is far away on the other side of our continent,” Streeting said.
“We’ve got an enormous border with Russia that we share. It’s all around us. It’s the North Sea and the high north, so we have to be vigilant.”
Streeting warned the grim reality of the Russian threat has forced the Labour government to ramp up military spending at the fastest pace since the dark days of the Cold War.
He insisted the massive cash injection would ensure Putin knows Britain and its allies stand ready to smash any potential attack.
“The agenda here is not to be fighting a war with Russia,” he said. “It is to prevent the prospects and to reduce the prospect of such a scenario coming about because Russia will know that Britain and our allies have the capability and the resolve to respond should any NATO ally be attacked.”
Warning that dictators only understand strength, he added: “History teaches us that when tyrants like Putin prevail, they come back for more.
“If they succeed in Ukraine, they will try elsewhere. And then we will find ourselves in a much more precarious position.”
Streeting also dismissed fears that US President Donald Trump and his administration are gradually abandoning Europe to face the threat alone.
Pushing back against critics, Streeting claimed Trump’s demands for European allies to splash more cash on defence actually prove Washington cares about keeping Europe safe.
He said: “I think there’s been a misreading that somehow America is pulling back from Europe and President Trump isn’t focused on or doesn’t care about Europe. That is a complete misrepresentation.
“I think the reason why Trump challenges Europe to spend more on defence is precisely because America cares about the strength of its allies here in Europe and worries about the security situation.”






