Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine can turn in a dangerous direction anytime and become a global crisis. Russia Today (RT) editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan has said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is about to threaten attacks against NATO member states that help Ukraine, Newsweek reported.
After this, there is apprehension that this war may turn into NATO versus Russia, and no one can even imagine where this war will end.
Russia Today (RT) editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan said she believes Vladimir Putin will soon issue an ‘ultimatum’ to NATO countries that help Ukraine. Editor Margarita Simonyan is known to be a Putin supporter, and many experts have expressed apprehensions that the war could escalate after her statement.
Ukraine War Can Be Dangerous
Let us tell you that Ukraine has started a counter-attack, and Ukraine has claimed that it has begun taking back the areas under the control of Russia.
Whereas editor Margarita Simonyan said that Putin believes that the West’s continued supply of weapons to Ukraine “constitutes participation in the war.”
He said, “One morning we will wake up and find out that last night Vladimir Putin announced an ultimatum saying that F-16 planes flying from the airports of countries that attack Russian territory will be destroyed.” they have been, and continue to receive, arms supplies shipped from the ports of such countries, we will consider these airfields and ports to be legitimate targets of attack.
That is, says Margarita Simonyan, Russia can target airports and ports of countries from where weapons are supplied to Ukraine, and if Russia does so, a devastating war can begin.
He stressed that Russia also has the right to declare, without a request, that NATO countries are legitimate targets for Russia. The video of his remarks has been shared on Twitter by Anton Gerashchenko, an adviser to Ukraine’s Minister of Internal Affairs.
Margarita Simonyan’s RT Today primarily draws the line in support of the Kremlin on the Russia-Ukraine war. He had also made headlines for previous threats against Ukraine and the West when the editor-in-chief released his idea of Ukraine’s “destruction” and “nuclear attack” in April last year.
