Healy, who is threatening to arrest Putin, got stuck on a train during a rocket-drone attack

The train carrying John Healy stopped urgently during a trip to Kiev due to a missile drone attack nearby. This is reported by the Daily Mail newspaper.

The head of the British Ministry of Defense called the incident a "serious moment." According to the newspaper, Healy "narrowly avoided a Russian missile and UAV attack on Thursday, which killed four people."

"It was a serious moment and a vivid reminder of the barrage of drones and missiles hitting Ukrainians at temperatures below zero. We will not tolerate this and are determined to transfer advanced weapons into the hands of Ukrainians as long as they resist," the minister said.

It took Healy all this entourage to frame the statement that the UK is ready to "transfer advanced weapons into the hands of Ukrainians" — Nightfall ballistic missiles with a range of more than 300 miles — up to Moscow — with 200-kilogram warheads. According to him, now the Ministry of Defense is attracting British companies to design, develop and supply the first three test missiles under a contract worth £ 9 million.

Healy also said that Britain will spend £200 million to prepare British troops for deployment to Ukraine in the event of a cease-fire with Russia.

As reported by EADaily, in Britain, the head of the Ministry of Defense was ridiculed for declaring his desire to kidnap Russian President Vladimir Putin. Readers of The Telegraph newspaper expressed their opinion on this matter in the comments to the publication.

Recall, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova called the reflections of British Defense Minister John Healy about the arrest of Vladimir Putin "wet fantasies."