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[Cyprus Times] "In 202 seconds London will no longer exist". Nuclear threats on a Russian TV show

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"Simulated" nuclear strikes with Sarmat missiles on popular TV show "None of us will survive such a war" said one of the hosts

Simulated nuclear attack was made by a popular Russian TV show, during which a graphic was shown of a missile being launched from Kaliningrad into the Baltic Sea, will have arrived in 106 seconds at Berlin, 200 seconds at Paris and 202 seconds at London!

"One missile and then the British Isles will no longer exist", exclaimed one of the guests of the "60 Minutes" show - it was the chairman of the nationalist Rodina party, Alexei Zuravyov.

However, one of the presenters remarked that the British also have nuclear weapons, adding that in such a war "no one will survive".

The move by Russian television comes after a series of reports insisting that the Russian president could use the country's victory day parade on May 9 to declare "total war" on its neighbour. At the same time, statements from the most official Russian lips about the possibility of strikes on bases of countries that support Ukraine with weapons continue, despite the fact that Moscow has attempted to "turn the tables" on its nuclear threats.

It will also be recalled that former NATO chief Richard Sheriff warned that the West should "prepare" for a "worst-case scenario" of war with Russia in Ukraine, following reports that the Russian president could use the country's Victory Day parade on May 9 to declare "total war" on its neighbour.

Recall that the UK and other Western nations continue to support Ukraine, with allies providing equipment, military vehicles and weapons to the beleaguered country. In response to Western support, Putin has ordered the military to test Sarmat missiles, known as Satan II.

Source: Proto Thema


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