Kremlin Warns of War with NATO Over Ukraine

The Kremlin has issued a severe warning of full-scale war with NATO if Britain and France deploy peacekeeping troops to Ukraine, labeling the proposed deployment as unacceptable. Dmitry Medvedev, a former Russian leader, criticized Western leaders for not respecting Russia's opposition to NATO involvement, suggesting that it could lead to a conflict with NATO. Concurrently, UK MP and former war veteran Mike Martin highlighted the possibility of conscription in the UK if war with Russia escalates, stressing the importance of military preparedness as a deterrent. Despite the warnings, Martin believes that full-scale war is unlikely and emphasizes peace through strength by increasing military capabilities. Security experts also warn that any conflict with Russia could resemble the Ukraine war, potentially involving conventional warfare. The UK government is considering setting up plans for mass conscription infrastructure as part of their preparation efforts.