Vladimir Putin has ominously labelled countries supplying Ukraine with weapons ‘a threat’ while insisting in turn that Russia is ‘not threatening anyone’.
The despot made the comments at the Valdai foreign relations forum in Moscow, where he said that he could not rule out the use of weapons of mass destruction from his foreign policy.
‘Russia is not going to attack anyone but, if attacked, will have to retaliate,’ he told the annual Valdai Discussion Club, in a long-winded speech that lasted for more than three hours.
‘European Union citizens should understand that,’ he added, while clarifying that those who supply weapons to Kyiv are
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