Dmitry Rogozin, a Russian MP and former official, warned Sir Keir Starmer that sending British troops to Ukraine would lead to their deaths. He threatened that the dead would "fertilize the Crimean vineyards" and mocked the idea of British military intervention. Rogozin taunted Starmer in a rant, suggesting that any troop deployment would be met with hostility from Russia, and referred to British soldiers' bodies potentially feeding local wildlife. Additionally, Major General Apti Alaudinov warned that European boots on the ground could lead to significant repercussions for NATO and Europe itself.
Dmitry Rogozin openly threatened that British troops sent to Ukraine would face severe hostility and suggested their bodies might 'fertilise the Crimean vineyards'.
Rogozin's mocking remarks targeted Sir Keir Starmer, implying that sending troops would lead to catastrophic casualties and echoing Russia's belligerent stance.
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