Putin preparing for WW3 doomsday scenario as ‘false flag attack’ planned on own people

Vladimir Putin may be preparing a ‘false flag’ attack on his own Russian territory as a pretext for launching a military operation against the West, Poland’s foreign minister Radosław Sikorski has warned

Vladimir Putin may be orchestrating a “false flag” assault on his own Russian soil as justification for launching a military campaign against the West. The Kremlin strongman would pin the blame for the orchestrated strike on NATO – before retaliating against the West, cautioned Poland’s esteemed foreign minister Radosław Sikorski.

Such a manoeuvre could spark a Third World War, echoing Hitler’s fabricated Polish raid on a wireless station in Gleiwitz, which provided the justification to commence the Second World War. This emerges as Russian state television military analyst Col. Yuri Knutov informed audiences the “time has come” for Putin to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine.

Sikorski argued Putin’s recent statements seem to establish the foundation for a Russian deception. “This sounds like an announcement of a provocation. I expect an attack on Russian territory under a false flag, to which Putin will ‘respond’,” he shared on X.

Sikorski drew parallels with Nazi Germany initiating WW2. “I remind you that in August 1939, the Abwehr staged a ‘Polish’ attack on a radio station in Gleiwitz in order to give itself a pretext for war,” stated the Warsaw minister, previously a British citizen.

He voiced concerns after Putin accused the West of scheming to wage war against Russia, informing prospective armed forces and intelligence personnel they face the possibility of battling NATO.

“We see that while NATO countries previously limited themselves to supporting the Kyiv regime, which came to power through an illegal armed coup,” declared Putin. “Now the West is openly saying they are preparing for war with us and are increasing their offensive military budgets.

“At the same time, to justify such expenditures and the radical militarisation of their states, the leaders of NATO countries and the EU, as before, are using false claims about an alleged Russian military threat.”

Putin alleged the West fabricates dangers originating from Russia and “compels” him to react while blaming Moscow for “all mortal sins”.

Yet again Putin’s state television – which he tightly oversees – has issued explicit warnings of nuclear conflict.

Russian state broadcaster military analyst Col. Yuri Knutov declared: “I believe the time has come to at least use tactical nuclear weapons at the level of 152-millimetre shells, so that defences in a number of areas of the front can be broken through, safely overcome, and we reach the Dnieper River.”

He rationalised this by Ukraine’s “increase in strikes, drones, and cruise missiles, which we’re now seeing-a colossal increase, over the last month and a half….”

This indicates the West “is doing everything it can to force us to take some kind of tough, drastic action”.

Commending Knutov, the Kremlin’s principal TV propagandist Vladimir Solovyov, another proponent of nuclear strikes, declared: “Our club of nuclear maniacs has grown.”

Putin’s own foreign minister Sergei Lavrov was quoted as saying about nuclear weapons: ‘Well, I would still use them’. He also suggested Russia might deploy nuclear weapons to protect Belarus from a Ukrainian assault.