Putin labelled ‘threat to entire world’ after recklessly bombing Ukrainian nuclear plant

MAD Vlad Putin was labelled a “threat to the entire world” last night after his troops ­recklessly bombed a nuclear plant. Russian generals were urged to assassinate the crazed tyrant, as Western leaders warned the “worst is yet to come” in Ukraine. ReutersMad Vlad Putin was labelled a ‘threat to the entire world’ after his troops ­recklessly bombed a nuclear plant[/caption] RexThe PM said: ‘This threat is relevant to the entire world’[/caption] Britain has branded Vladimir Putin’s shelling of a Ukraine nuclear plant an “affront to the world at large” that directly threatens the safety of Europe. PM Boris Johnson and his ministers led a chorus of global condemnation, with America’s Secretary of State Antony Blinken saying: “This threat is relevant to the entire world.” He added that the Russian President is violating the fundamental principles established after two world wars. Deputy PM Dominic Raab said it was reprehensible the Russians kept shelling the plant after the fire broke out, while emergency rescue teams were trying to get to it. Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said Kremlin tyrant Putin was “playing with fire” by attacking the Zaporizhzhia nuclear site in south-east Ukraine. He warned the Russian despot is risking “a new Cold War and a new Iron Curtain will descend across Europe”. Most read in World News BEASTS OF WAR Russian troops accused of raping 'numerous' women on rampage through Ukraine RAINING DEATH Russia ‘deliberately’ killing civilians as ‘cluster bomb’ attack left 47 dead VLAD THE PALER Vladimir Putin's health questioned after 'ashen' appearance VLAD HAWK DOWN Dramatic moment Russian helicopter is blasted from sky in battle for Kyiv TORN APART Tragic Polina's brother dies days after family gunned down by Russian troops NUKE WARNING Damage to Europe's biggest nuclear plant 'could trigger record radiation leak' The US Government hit out: “Putin must stop this madness now.” The warnings came as: BRITAIN said President Putin is breaking the Geneva Convention;MANSIONS and estates seized from oligarchs in Britain could be used to home Ukrainian refugees;HOME Secretary Priti Patel extended visas for fleeing victims to allow them to stay in the UK for three years;BORIS Johnson unveiled new legislation to make it easier to target Putin cronies with sanctions. Read our Russia – Ukraine live blog for the very latest updates Yesterday, the United Nations Security Council scrambled to discuss the attack at an emergency session demanded by the PM. And last night he called for UN and nuclear inspectors to be deployed in Ukraine in the wake of the shelling, saying the world “faces a nightmare”. He said: “I am concerned about how we stop a disaster. “There are other Ukrainian plants and there are certainly other nuclear waste sites.” All you need to know about Russia's invasion of Ukraine Everything you need to know about Russia's invasion of Ukraine... Why is Russia invading Ukraine? Will the UK go to war? How can I join the Ukraine foreign legion? What can I do to help Ukraine? Who is Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy? How much gas does the UK get from Russia? Is Russia a part of Nato? Does Russia have nuclear weapons? Why is Ukraine not in Nato? How big is the Russian army? What is Article 5 of the Nato treaty? What is the Minsk agreement? Which countries were in the Soviet Union? APDefence Secretary Ben Wallace said Kremlin tyrant Putin was ‘playing with fire’ by attacking the Zaporizhzhia nuclear site in south-east Ukraine[/caption]