Panic as Russian missiles pass CRITICALLY close to nuclear power plant, as Putin’s ‘grave health worsens’
Panic as Russian missiles pass CRITICALLY close to nuclear power plant, as Putin’s ‘grave health worsens’ https://www.thesun.ie/news/8910728/russia-ukraine-vladimir-putin-latest-health-news/ 26 June 22,
VLADIMIR PUTIN has been accused of “nuclear terrorism” by leading Ukrainian officials after Russian missiles passed “critically” close to a nuclear power station.
Ukraine’s national nuclear company, Energoatom, accused Russia of committing “another act of nuclear terrorism.”
Missiles were reportedly seen passing over the plant earlier today.
Meanwhile, according to the Daily Star, a Kremlin source has claimed the dictator only has “two years left to live” as his health enters a “grave” condition.
According to the paper, top Ukrainian intelligence official, Major General Kyrylo O. Budanov, said the despot “doesn’t have a long life ahead of him.”
This comes after Budanov told Sky News that Putin was suffering from cancer.
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