Reform UK classifies Russia as the 'greatest threat' to Britain's national security
The party also backs freezing Russian assets and says China and Iran pose major security risks, according to its new review.
- Reform UK’s new national security review identifies Russia as Britain’s “greatest state threat” and accuses Vladimir Putin of “waging a hybrid war” against the UK.
- The review calls Iran the “largest state-sponsor of terrorism” and describes China as a “tyrannical regime bent on the domination of the world.”
- Nigel Farage said Reform UK is “clear-eyed” about threats from Russia, Iran, China, and Islamist extremists.
- Labour Security Minister Luke Pollard said the government supports Ukraine and understands the threat from Putin.
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