Published 2 years ago

Russia will be at ‘war with Nato’ if it bombs its territory, Sajid Javid warns

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British health minister Sajid Javid says it is not impossible that Russian missiles could land in NATO territory. Javid said that the alliance would respond if it did happen. Russian missiles attacked a Ukrainian military training base near Poland over the weekend. "We've made it very clear to the Russians, even before the start of this conflict, even if a single Russian toecap steps into NATO territory, then it will be considered an act of war," he said.

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The Guardian

Sajid Javid warns ‘single Russian toecap’ on Nato territory would be act of war – UK politics live

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The Independent

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Reuters

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Daily Mirror

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