How the UK faces ‘direct attack’ from Russia after Moscow’s warning

• A former British army officer and government counterterrorism adviser has warned that the UK is likely to face a Russian attack.
• The warning follows the Kremlin's statement that British drone firms assisting Ukraine's war efforts are considered 'potential targets'.
• Colonel Richard Kemp told The Mirror that the UK is 'seen as vulnerable' and should expect deniable sabotage operations from Russia.
• Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's former president and head of its security council, explicitly stated that a list of European facilities involved in Ukrainian drone production are 'potential targets' for Russian armed forces.
• This development occurs as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky labelled Vladimir Putin a 'truly global threat' following a deadly Russian air bombardment in Ukraine.

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Ukraine-Russia war latest: UK ‘likely to come under direct attack’ after Moscow warns it will target British companies