Putin Rebukes MI5 Claims of Russian Sabotage in UK
The Russian President dismisses allegations of meddling in Britain and defends actions in Ukraine during a tense exchange at the BRICS summit.
- Vladimir Putin called MI5's allegations of Russian proxy agents causing chaos in the UK 'complete nonsense' at a press conference.
- BBC journalist Steve Rosenberg questioned Putin on Russia's actions in Ukraine, sparking a heated response from the Russian leader.
- Putin accused NATO of violating promises by expanding eastward, citing security concerns as justification for Russia's actions.
- The Russian President rejected claims of Russian sabotage in Europe, labeling them as unfounded accusations.
- The exchange took place during the BRICS summit in Kazan, where Putin aimed to strengthen ties with leaders from Africa, Asia, and South America.