Vladimir Putin’s ally Dmitry Medvedev made threats against The Times staff, calling them “legitimate military targets” after the newspaper supported the assassination of a Russian general. Medvedev, a former Russian president and prime minister, warned that Nato decision-makers aiding Kyiv could also be targeted. The Kremlin’s aggressive rhetoric has been condemned by UK officials, who are taking the threats seriously and vowing to protect freedom of the press.
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