Russia Ukraine Conflict: Russian President Vladimir Putin has mocked the claims of attacking British factories for supporting Ukraine. Vladimir Putin has mocked Britain by saying that it is a military secret whether he will target defense plants in the UK, including those making drones. On Wednesday (September 02, 2026), Russian government propaganda channel RT asked Kremlin dictator Putin whether British military industrial facilities located in British territory could become military targets? In response to this question, Putin smiled and replied that it is a secret, a military secret. He made it clear that any British military facility inside Ukraine is absolutely a target of Russia. Putting forward his point, he said that if yes, then of course, I can confirm once again. Any military facility in Ukraine is our real target, whether it is British or anyone else.
Putin was speaking at a press conference in Kyrgyzstan's capital Bishkek at night after attending the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit. His taunt came when Moscow made open threats to target British military and defense companies if the UK supported Ukraine. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned last week that any British military bases and assets in Ukraine and outside its borders could be attacked using British weapons in retaliation for Ukraine's attacks on Russia.
Let us tell you here that Prime Minister Andy Burnham last week agreed to supply classified blueprints of deadly Storm Shadow missiles to Kiev, so that they could be made by Ukraine. Zakharova's threats leave room for attacks not only in Ukraine but also against British interests in the UK or third countries, such as army soldiers now stationed at Tapa Camp in Estonia, just 75 miles from the Russian border. He accused London of being one step away from complicity in what Moscow calls terrorism and warned of the dangerous consequences that would surely follow.
List released at 23 places
Let us tell you here that in April 2026, the Russian Defense Ministry released a list of 23 places in Britain and Continental Europe, which are accused of manufacturing Ukrainian drones or supplying their parts. The British included sites in Mildenhall, Suffolk, Ruislip in West London and Leicester. Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev (who is now the deputy chairman of Putin's Security Council and a close ally of Putin) said that the list of European facilities manufacturing drones and other equipment is a list of potential targets for the Russian military.
Russia suffered losses due to Ukraine attacks
Separately, the Russian Embassy in London warned that Britain would face consequences over reports that British-made drones were used for long-range strikes inside Russia, saying the deeper its involvement, the greater the price it would have to pay. During his speech on Tuesday, Putin claimed that Russia is winning the war in Ukraine. In his most detailed comments on the war in weeks, the Russian leader acknowledged that Ukrainian attacks inside Russia have caused real damage and said drones pose a particular challenge.
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