Putin propagandist vows to destroy Berlin and

Vladimir Solovyov, a distinguished propagandist for Vladimir Putin, issued a disturbing warning to Europe, naming capital cities that might be in the crosshairs as issues about World War III escalate.

The TV host used his platform to once again menace the West, citing Berlin, Paris and Vienna as potential targets if Russia have been to provoke an assault. This alarming assertion comes after Solovyov reportedly declared the presence of British troops in Ukraine constitutes a “casus belli” for a nuclear strike on the United Kingdom.

On his nightly show, the top Kremlin mouthpiece informed viewers that “a nuclear strike on Britain is inevitable.” This risk has reignited fears of a broad battle with global repercussions.

In his latest broadcast, Solovyov acknowledged, “Once again we will have to destroy Berlin, and enter this godforsaken city. Once again we will have to enter Paris. Once again we will have to liberate Vienna. Well perhaps the Austrians will reconsider.”

He continued: “It doesn’t mean that we want this. But one of the principles postulated by our supreme commander-in-chief is when we are forced to act then we act. First, of course, the principle of ‘do no harm’ but then…please don’t blame us.”

The U.Okay. Ministry of Defence confirmed last week that paratrooper George Hooley, 28, died in Ukraine while stationed away from fight zones, observing Ukrainian forces as they examined defensive tools.

Historian Andrey Sidorov, a vocal Putin supporter, declared on state tv, “This incident should be considered a casus belli, when the British Ministry of Defence officially acknowledged the death of its military personnel on active duty on Ukrainian territory.”

He called for Russia’s overseas ministry to summon British ambassador Nigel Casey “to explain what an active-duty military officer was doing there.”

Sidorov told Solovyov, “Well, we might as well launch a nuclear strike on the U.K. This can really be considered a casus belli, just like the plundering of our sovereign assets.

“This is official, he’s a member of the British armed forces who died on the territory of Ukraine, which is in battle with us. So we will assume that there’s a British army contingent there, which is preventing against the Russian military.”

Western intelligence services have cautioned that Moscow is intensifying its hybrid warfare tactics against Europe.

They assert the Kremlin is gearing up for conflict with NATO and suggest Putin could be prepared to launch an attack as soon as 2029. Critics feel the Russian president has done nothing to calm concerns that he harbors even grander ambitions if his military succeeds in Ukraine.

When asked about recent comments by Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto, who alleged Europe was gearing up for war against Russia, Putin issued a stark warning, “If Europe immediately needs to start a conflict with us and begins it, then it will end so swiftly for Europe that Russia would have no one left to negotiate with.”

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared his nation would strike back against Russian aggression and assaults. During a ZDF television appearance, the politician characterized recent diplomatic initiatives in Berlin focused on ending the Ukrainian conflict as a tremendous achievement.

The Chancellor noted the discussions had “introduced important progress” especially concerning America’s readiness to join Europe in offering security assurances for Ukraine following a ceasefire.

On the program “What now, Mr. Merz?”, the German leader revealed, “We even talked about Article 5-like security guarantee.”

NATO’s Article 5 serves as the alliance’s foundation, declaring that an armed assault on one member constitutes an attack on all, requiring other members to respond, including with military force if needed, to restore stability. It has been triggered just once in the alliance’s history, following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States.

According to ZDF Heute, Merz stated, “The fact that the Americans have made such a dedication, particularly to defend Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire as if it have been NATO territory, I believe is a outstanding new place for the United States of America.”

He further suggested that security guarantees might include “a demilitarized zone between the opponents” while delivering a stark warning to Putin, “And very particularly: we’d also retaliate against corresponding Russian aggression and assaults.”