<p>A close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that a new world war is about to begin between the West and Muslims across the world. He also declared that Russia would back Muslims by providing them with weapons.</p>

<p>The comments came from Vladimir Solovyov, a long-time Kremlin propagandist and best-known figure in the Kremlin-backed media.</p>

<p>Solovyov also reprimanded the US for supplying ATACMS missiles to Ukraine. Americans believe “they can do anything," he reportedly complained on his TV show airing on Russia-1 channel.</p>

<p>“We should deliver everything America's enemies need,” he suggested. "To all of them! Any weapons that they need!" he continued. "To make sure there is not one spot on this Earth where soil doesn't burn under the feet of these neo-colonialist critters," he added.</p>

<h2><strong>‘The new war is coming’</strong></h2>

<p>Solovyov then talks about a ‘global jihad’ against the West. “Do you even understand what will happen if a global jihad will start," he warned.</p>

<p>His remarks came after a strike allegedly killed hundreds of people at a Gazan hospital earlier this week.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Similar prophecies by other Putin allies</strong></h2>

<p>Similar warnings regarding an imminent world war have also been issued by other Putin allies, including the editor-in-chief of the Russian state-backed Russia Today (RT) channel.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine using custom made rocket launchers against Russia</strong></p>

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<p>"This is wonderful, it's beautiful! Watch how the British instructors are leaving Ukraine because they have no more time for Ukraine, just like the Americans and everyone else, because the world is on the brink of World War III," Margarita Simonyan said while praising the Israel-Hamas war for diverting&nbsp;the world’s attention away from Ukraine.</p>

<p>Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, also warned Thursday (Oct 19) that the war between Israel and Hamas could snowball into a bigger regional conflict.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/russia-ukraine-war-west-getting-sobering-updates-on-ukrainian-counteroffensive-623572"><strong>Also read:&nbsp;Russia-Ukraine war: West getting `sobering` updates on Ukrainian counteroffensive</strong></a></p>

<p>"The Middle East is seeing another war. A cruel war without rules. A war based on terror and the doctrine of disproportionate use of force against the civilian population. As it is said today, both sides have gone 'berserk,'" Medvedev wrote in an article for the newspaper Izvestia.</p>

<p>"Of course, it is more important for us to achieve success in the special military operation in our fight against the neo-Nazi in Ukraine, but what is going on in Palestine and Israel cannot but cause concern," he continued.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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A close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that a new world war is about to begin between the West and Muslims across the world. He also declared that Russia would back Muslims by providing them with weapons.

A close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that a new world war is about to begin between the West and Muslims across the world. He also declared that Russia would back Muslims by providing them with weapons. The comments came from Vladimir Solovyov, a long-time Kremlin propagandist and best-known figure in the Kremlin-backed media. Solovyov also reprimanded the US for supplying ATACMS missiles to Ukraine. Americans believe “they can do anything," he reportedly complained on his TV show airing on Russia-1 channel. “We should deliver everything America's enemies need,” he suggested. "To all of them! Any weapons that they need!" he continued. "To make sure there is not one spot on this Earth where soil doesn't burn under the feet of these neo-colonialist critters," he added. ‘The new war is coming’ Solovyov then talks about a ‘global jihad’ against the West. “Do you even understand what will happen if a global jihad will start," he warned. His remarks came after a strike allegedly killed hundreds of people at a Gazan hospital earlier this week. Similar prophecies by other Putin allies Similar warnings regarding an imminent world war have also been issued by other Putin allies, including the editor-in-chief of the Russian state-backed Russia Today (RT) channel. Watch: Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine using custom made rocket launchers against Russia × "This is wonderful, it's beautiful! Watch how the British instructors are leaving Ukraine because they have no more time for Ukraine, just like the Americans and everyone else, because the world is on the brink of World War III," Margarita Simonyan said while praising the Israel-Hamas war for diverting the world’s attention away from Ukraine. Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, also warned Thursday (Oct 19) that the war between Israel and Hamas could snowball into a bigger regional conflict. Also read: Russia-Ukraine war: West getting `sobering` updates on Ukrainian counteroffensive "The Middle East is seeing another war. A cruel war without rules. A war based on terror and the doctrine of disproportionate use of force against the civilian population. As it is said today, both sides have gone 'berserk,'" Medvedev wrote in an article for the newspaper Izvestia. "Of course, it is more important for us to achieve success in the special military operation in our fight against the neo-Nazi in Ukraine, but what is going on in Palestine and Israel cannot but cause concern," he continued. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

Three Putin allies warn of imminent ‘world war’, ‘global jihad’ against West

<p>Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption foundation has urged US President Joe Biden&nbsp;to impose sanctions on at least eight high profile Russian figures which the foundation says is close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.</p>

<p>Navalny's foundation (FBK) said it had submitted a list of 35 people in total in a letter addressed to Biden with eight named on a ''priority shortlist''.The letter said that seven of the 35 individuals are already on US sanctions lists.</p>

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<p>The move comes ahead of nationwide protests planned this weekend in support of Navalny, who is being held in detention ahead of a court hearing next week&nbsp;on charges of violating the terms of a 2014 suspended sentence.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Russian police detained 5,021 people on Sunday&nbsp;at unauthorised rallies nationwide in support of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei&nbsp;Navalny, the OVD-Info monitoring group said.</p>

<p><strong>Also see:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/toilet-brushes-and-blue-pants-unusual-symbols-of-russias-protests-360362" hreflang="en">Toilet brushes and blue pants: Unusual symbols of Russia's protests</a></strong></p>

<p><strong>'Harsh tactics'</strong></p>

<p>US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Twitter condemned "the persistent use of harsh tactics against peaceful protesters and journalists by Russian authorities for a second week straight".</p>

<p>The Russian foreign ministry hit back, accusing the United States of&nbsp;"gross interference" in its affairs and of using "online platforms controlled by Washington" to promote the protests.</p>

<p>EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell also said he deplored the "widespread detentions and disproportionate use of force" against protesters and journalists.</p>

<p>"Russia needs to comply with its international commitments," he added in a tweet.</p>

<p>Navalny, 44, was arrested on January&nbsp;17 after returning to Moscow from Germany where he had been recovering from a nerve agent poisoning in Russia last summer. He accuses President Vladimir Putin of ordering his murder, which the Kremlin denies.</p>

<p>His dramatic return to Moscow despite the obvious threat of arrest and the second straight weekend of protests at his jailing pose a challenge for Putin who has dominated the Russian political landscape for over two decades.</p>


Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption foundation has urged US President Joe Biden to impose sanctions on at least eight high profile Russian figures which the foundation says is close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption foundation has urged US President Joe Biden to impose sanctions on at least eight high profile Russian figures which the foundation says is close to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Navalny's foundation (FBK) said it had submitted a list of 35 people in total in a letter addressed to Biden with eight named on a ''priority shortlist''.The letter said that seven of the 35 individuals are already on US sanctions lists. The move comes ahead of nationwide protests planned this weekend in support of Navalny, who is being held in detention ahead of a court hearing next week on charges of violating the terms of a 2014 suspended sentence. Russian police detained 5,021 people on Sunday at unauthorised rallies nationwide in support of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, the OVD-Info monitoring group said. Also see: Toilet brushes and blue pants: Unusual symbols of Russia's protests 'Harsh tactics' US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Twitter condemned "the persistent use of harsh tactics against peaceful protesters and journalists by Russian authorities for a second week straight". The Russian foreign ministry hit back, accusing the United States of "gross interference" in its affairs and of using "online platforms controlled by Washington" to promote the protests. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell also said he deplored the "widespread detentions and disproportionate use of force" against protesters and journalists. "Russia needs to comply with its international commitments," he added in a tweet. Navalny, 44, was arrested on January 17 after returning to Moscow from Germany where he had been recovering from a nerve agent poisoning in Russia last summer. He accuses President Vladimir Putin of ordering his murder, which the Kremlin denies. His dramatic return to Moscow despite the obvious threat of arrest and the second straight weekend of protests at his jailing pose a challenge for Putin who has dominated the Russian political landscape for over two decades.

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