Vladimir Putin’s associates have intensified their assault on King Charles, declaring their intention to hoist a victory flag over Buckingham Palace. A British turncoat, currently engaged in combat in Ukraine alongside the Russians, has also joined the smear campaign against the monarch.
The Kremlin swiftly condemned Charles’ address to the US Congress, where he advocated for the defense of Ukraine, labeling it as a call for a Third World War against Russia. Following the king’s remarks, Putin’s propaganda apparatus accused him of “preparing for war with Russia.”
A staunch Russian lawmaker, Adam Delimkhanov, hailing from Chechnya, has released a digitally altered image depicting Buckingham Palace under siege. He asserted, “England lacks the authority to dictate terms to the world,” criticizing Charles for attempting to distort historical facts, particularly regarding the Second World War victory.
Delimkhanov emphasized the role of Soviet soldiers in achieving victory and highlighted the contribution of Chechen soldiers to the war effort. He proclaimed the readiness of Chechens to follow Putin’s commands and raised the prospect of unfurling the Victory Banner over Buckingham Palace, dismissing King Charles as a warmonger.
In a coordinated effort, British defector Ben Stimson, currently supporting Putin in Ukraine, shared an altered image of Charles with Kremlin-aligned messaging, urging sacrifice for Ukraine. Stimson’s provocative post insinuated Charles and his brother’s involvement in inciting conflict.
The sovereign’s speech to US lawmakers emphasized the necessity of resolute action to defend Ukraine and secure lasting peace. Russian media outlets, including Putin’s favored newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda, portrayed Charles’ statements as incitement to war with Russia, echoing similar sentiments from Moscow.
Another British individual fighting for Putin, Bradley Townsend, justified his actions by citing the support received from Soviet miners during the 1980s miners’ strike in the UK. Townsend, representing Barnsley, a town twinned with a Ukrainian city under Russian occupation, expressed his commitment to repaying the solidarity shown by Ukrainian miners during the UK strike.
These developments underscore the escalating tensions between key players amid geopolitical conflicts, sparking contentious narratives and actions on both sides.
