Putin has taken Europe to the brink – the next Russian attack could target Britain

Since the Russian embassy in London warned in August that the U.K. support for Ukraine – especially its supply of drones used to hit targets far behind the frontlines – would “carry consequences”, there has been speculation as to what those might be. Recent events give us clues to Russia’s possible response. Just yesterday, Germany, blamed Russia for a drone attack on Leipzig airport in August. In September 2025, Denmark refused to rule out Russian involvement when drones disrupted air traffic at Copenhagen airport in September 2025. A look at recent history gives us a fuller understanding – and also strongly suggests this is a threat that will endure as long as Vladimir Putin is in the Kremlin. Shorts For if the threat from Russia has become more obvious and active since the full-scale in