Britain's prime ministerial candidate once angeredRussianautocraticVladimir Putin and brought the country to the brink of war .
Foreign Minister Liz Truss, a Conservative MP from South West Norfolk, is at odds with former Prime Minister Rishi Snack over the key to 10 Downing Street.
The winner, succeeding Boris Johnson on September 6th, will have to fight many issues, especially the war in Ukraine.
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But that seat may not even exist, thanks to Liz Truss' words on national television earlier this year.
Putin to the military Ukraine
Truss appeared with Sky News' Trevor Phillips on Sunday's show.
RussiaWhile speaking with Putin about aggression, she argued that Putin could win in Ukraine using "the most obnoxious means".
She said: ``This may be the beginning of the end for Putin.
"I fear that this conflict will turn out to be very bloody.
Be prepared for Russia to use even worse weapons.
"It will be very devastating. This should be avoided at all costs.”
And about an hour later she appeared on the BBC's Sunday Morning Program (literally called 'Sunday Morning'). , continued to rant.
"The International Criminal Court has already said it is looking into what is happening in Ukraine and if I were a senior Russian official, or indeed the president, I would be very concerned about taking further action. We're going to be cautious," Truss said.
And it's a threat to the ICC The threat of NATO intervention angered Putin.
Ignoring the fact that NATO was involved and that the ICC had filed a lawsuit against Russia, his spokesman Dmitry Peskov said at the time. “There have been unacceptable statements about potential confrontations and clashes between Nat and Russia, as well as confrontations and clashes.
These statements were made despite it being the British Foreign Secretary."
Ben・Secretary of Defense Wallace basically dismissed Putin's comments and stated as follows. Currently, it has a posture as their core.
As of Saturday, Truss was the bookstore's number one favorite.
According to Books.com, she was her 1/10 favorite, while Sunak was her 6/1. The latter seems to be the favorite among MPs, but Truss seems to have the keys to Downing Street. Poll after poll of Tories voting for the winner shows that she is leading the way for them.
If she wins, Russia will soon
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