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Original title: Russia released a new video and opened fire three times in a row!

Slap in the face?New video from Russia again: After the Russian side issued a warning, the naval gun fired three times in a row

Did you fire or not? The Russian side once again showed new evidence! According to “Russia Today” reports, on the 24th local time, the Russian Federal Security Service released the latest video of the Russian-British Black Sea “confrontation”. The video showed that after Russian border officials warned that British ships had violated Russia’s maritime borders, the ship’s artillery fired three consecutive times.

According to reports, at the time of the incident, the British destroyer “Guardian” (also translated as “Guardian”) sailed over Cape Orent and approached the Crimean military town of Sevastopol. Russian ships and British ships were in Croatia. A standoff occurred in the Rimian Sea, warning that the British ship was about to violate Russian territorial waters.

“If you don’t change your course to starboard, I will fire,” the report said. The Russian border officer radioed the British ship and issued a warning.

“You must leave the territorial waters of the Russian Federation immediately,” then the Russian officials issued a second warning. According to the report, a captain then issued an order in Russian. “Attention! Fire a cannon to warn! Don’t hit the’Guardian’, repeat, don’t! Confirm, over.”

According to the report, Moscow also stated that at least one fighter jet dropped bombs in the direction of the “Guardian”, but avoided hitting the “invading” British ships.

According to reports, this video clearly contradicts the British statement about the incident. The Russian Ministry of Defense said on the 23rd that the British naval destroyer “Guardian” crossed the Russian border during its activities in the northwestern Black Sea at noon that day. The Russian Black Sea Fleet and the Russian Federal Security Agency were forced to fire and warn to drive it away in order to stop its violation of the border. The British Ministry of Defense issued a statement on the same day, denying that the British warship was fired and expelled by Russia in the Black Sea, and stated that the ship was “passing through Ukrainian territorial waters harmlessly in accordance with international law.”

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) announced on the evening of June 23, local time, that the British fleet was photographed on-site by BBC reporter Jonathan Beal when the British fleet faced the Russian army. Bill reported on the spot that the British ship had been tracked and the Russian army was still approaching, trying to force the British ship to change its course. The video shows that the Russian army also warned it, “If you don’t change the course, we will fire.” Later, the sound of continuous fire can be heard in the video. The BBC reporter also said that although it was out of range, it did “fire.” Up”. The reporter said that at least 20 Russian military planes were also found in action over the warship.

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　　When the British and Russian quarrels, the Russian senior officials issued a strong warning: next time they will directly bomb the “target”

The Russian-British “confrontation” incident in the Black Sea continues to ferment, and high-ranking Russian officials have issued tough remarks one after another. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov said that future bombs “will not only hit the channel of the British destroyer, but also hit the target.”

Reuters reported on June 24 that Russia warned the United Kingdom that if the British navy took further provocative actions near the Crimean coast, Russia would bomb British warships.

According to the report, the Russian side has summoned the British ambassador to Russia on this matter and made a formal diplomatic condemnation. But the British insisted that Russia’s description of the incident was inaccurate. The British Ministry of Defence stated in a statement that no one fired warning shots or dropped bombs on the route of the “Guardian” (also translated as “Guardian”) of the Royal Navy.

In Moscow, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has summoned the British ambassador to Russia Deborah Bronet on this matter, condemning Britain’s “dangerous” actions in the Black Sea; Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova accused London of saying “shameless” lie”.

According to the report, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabukov told the media: “We can use common sense to demand that the other party abide by international law. If this does not work, we can drop bombs.” Ryabukov said to Moscow. The opinion of the incident stated that future bombs “will not only hit the channel of the British destroyer, but also hit the target.”

Britain refuted Russia’s claims on the matter. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated that the British warship was sailing from the Ukrainian port of Odessa to the Georgian port of Batumi. The ship was acting in accordance with the law and sailing in international waters. He claimed: “This is the waters of Ukraine, and it is completely correct to use them from Zone A to Zone B.” The British Secretary of Defense, Ben Wallace, accused the Russian fighter planes of flying at a low altitude of 152 meters over British warships as unsafe. He also said: “The Royal Navy will not accept illegal interference in’harmless passage’.”

Regarding the “fire warning”, Russia and Britain still hold their own opinions. However, on June 24, Russia’s RT News released a video of the Russian Federal Security Agency’s latest video on the “confrontation” in the Black Sea between Russia and Britain. The video showed that after Russian border officials warned that British ships had violated Russia’s maritime borders, the ship’s artillery fired three consecutive times.

According to reports, at the time of the incident, the British destroyer “Guardian” (also translated as “Guardian”) sailed over Cape Orent and approached the Crimean military town of Sevastopol. Russian ships and British ships were in Croatia. A standoff occurred in the Rimian Sea, warning that the British ship was about to violate Russian territorial waters. After two warnings, the Russian ship opened fire.

It was reported that a captain gave orders in Russian. “Attention! Fire the cannon to warn! Do not hit the’Guardian’, repeat, no! Confirm, over.” Moscow also stated that at least one fighter plane dropped a bomb in the direction of the’Guardian’, but to avoid hitting the “Invasion” “British ship.

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