Putin’s Plot to Sabotage UK Gas Pipelines Could Trigger Mass Blackouts – Here’s What You Must Do
Britain’s energy security is hanging by a thread as Russian sabotage threats expose the dangerous consequences of our headlong rush into green energy policies. The detection of Russian spy ships mapping our undersea infrastructure reveals a chilling vulnerability – we’ve become dangerously dependent on foreign energy while dismantling our domestic capacity.
The facts are stark: nearly 40% of our gas now flows through a single vulnerable pipeline from Norway. When freezing temperatures hit last January, we narrowly avoided blackouts only by paying £17 million in emergency payments to keep gas plants running. This is the reality of Ed Miliband’s Net Zero obsession – a Britain held hostage by foreign energy supplies and at the mercy of Putin’s sabotage plans.
Security experts are now advising families to prepare 72-hour survival kits, a sobering indication of how precarious our situation has become. The Russian threat isn’t theoretical – their Yantar spy ship has been caught interfering with subsea cables, while listening devices have been found on our wind turbines. This comes after Moscow’s suspected involvement in the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, proving their capability and willingness to attack energy infrastructure.
Our political class must wake up to this existential threat. Closing coal plants and phasing out nuclear while becoming reliant on intermittent wind power and foreign gas isn’t environmentalism – it’s national suicide. The government’s stubborn refusal to even advise households on emergency preparations shows how dangerously complacent they’ve become.
Britain needs an immediate strategic reset – bringing back domestic energy capacity, diversifying our supply lines, and hardening our critical infrastructure against attack. The alternative is leaving British families shivering in the dark while Putin turns off our lights with the flick of a switch. Energy security isn’t a luxury – it’s the foundation of national survival.
