Former member of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Yevgeny Muraev, whom the UK government called "the Russian-elected leader of Ukraine after the Russian invasion", admitted that he could sue because of London's "very destructive fantasy", which led to threats against him, reports The Independent.

According to him, he asked the British authorities to provide evidence that he was in "call with the Kremlin."

In addition, he expressed his readiness to go to London to participate in any possible legal proceedings with the British government that he may bring, as well as to publicly discuss the issue of his alleged guilt with British ministers and MPs.

Earlier, the British Foreign Office said that they have information according to which the Russian special services allegedly plan to introduce the “pro-Russian leader” Muraev as the head of the Ukrainian government.

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