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British tabloids go into WWIII frenzy over reported pull-out of Russian officials’ relatives
Published time: 12 Oct, 2016 14:23
Edited time: 13 Oct, 2016 01:01
https://www.rt.com/news/362511-russian-officials-tabloids-war/
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An unconfirmed report in a regional news site appears to be enough for British tabloids to remind readers how ‘Big Bad Vlad’ secretly wants to nuke them.
The allegation is based on a claim that Russian officials were ordered to fly their families home from the West. Based on anonymous sources, it has since been denied by the Kremlin. Still some British media outlets jumped at a chance for a little Russia-bashing exercise.
“Russia ‘urgently recalls officials’ families living abroad’ as WW3 threat looms,” said the headline of the Daily Star, which apparently was the first British newspaper to report the story.
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British tabloids go into WWIII frenzy over reported pull-out of Russian officials’ relatives
Published time: 12 Oct, 2016 14:23
Edited time: 13 Oct, 2016 01:01
https://www.rt.com/news/362511-russian-officials-tabloids-war/
[-chart]cdn.rt.com/files/2016.10/original/57fe42c5c4618867578b461c.png[/chart]
An unconfirmed report in a regional news site appears to be enough for British tabloids to remind readers how ‘Big Bad Vlad’ secretly wants to nuke them.
The allegation is based on a claim that Russian officials were ordered to fly their families home from the West. Based on anonymous sources, it has since been denied by the Kremlin. Still some British media outlets jumped at a chance for a little Russia-bashing exercise.
“Russia ‘urgently recalls officials’ families living abroad’ as WW3 threat looms,” said the headline of the Daily Star, which apparently was the first British newspaper to report the story.
View image on Twitter
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