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The war in Ukraine continues at full speed. While the world was waiting on its thorns against the possibility of the spread of war, a warning was broadcast on Russian state television. The channel under the control of the Kremlin announced one by one the places that would be targeted if Britain was involved in the war.
with the west Russiais experiencing the most tense period in its history due to the war in Ukraine.
As the war continues to take lives in the eastern regions of Ukraine EnglandPaul Carney, who is shown as one of the most senior officers of the British army, warned the troops ‘Get ready for war with Russia’.
24 hours after this warning came a very harsh move from Russia.
A broadcast was made on the state television, under the control of the cream, about which targets would be hit in the country, with the UK’s involvement in the war.
According to the news in Newsweek, Russian journalist Igor Korotchenko announced the British targets to be hit in a possible war on a live broadcast.
The Russian journalist stated that in such a scenario, Russia could target Whitehall, which is known as the headquarters of the UK government, and the headquarters of the British army, as it hosts many government buildings with hypersonic missiles.
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“Russia does not want war with England,” Korotchenko said. “But if British troops come to Ukraine and go to war against the Russian armed forces, we reserve the right to take any possible action,” he said.
‘THEY ARE DELETED FROM THE MAP IN 202 SECONDS’
Russian journalists, who previously published the nuclear attack map of Moscow on live broadcast, announced that in such a case, the map of London, Paris and Berlin would be deleted within 202 seconds.
Russia recently shared new images of the Zircon hypersonic missile, which can carry a conventional or nuclear warhead. The weapons in question are being launched as the flagship of Russia’s latest generation technology.
Russian journalists also underlined that in the event of such an attack, there would be no survivors in the targeted cities.
In the past period, the commander of the British army, General Sir Patrick Sanders, gave the British soldiers the message ‘Get ready to fight in Europe’.
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Sanders, in his statement underlining that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has led to ‘a new era of insecurity’, included the following statements;
‘There is now an imperative to form an Army that can fight alongside our allies and defeat Russia in battle.’
OVERSEAS OPERATION PROMISE
“We are the generation that must once again prepare the military to fight in Europe,” said Sanders, 56, who previously commanded operations in Northern Ireland, Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan.
The British commander also promised to accelerate his plans to modernize the Army and to deploy more often overseas to respond more quickly to crises.
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