'Erase Britain from the map with nuclear weapons', Russian television asks Putin (VIDEO)

2022-05-02 16:19:33Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

'Erase Britain from the map with nuclear weapons', Russian television

Russian state media have asked President Vladimir Putin to wipe out the UK using its most powerful nuclear weapons.

Dmitry Kiselyov, a man often known as 'Putin's spokesman', used his Sunday night show to call for attacks on Britain with a Poseidon submarine drone he said would trigger a 1,600-meter radioactive tidal wave. and would plunge Britain into the depths of the ocean. . '

The drone "has the capacity for a warhead of up to 100 megatons," said Kiselyov - several thousand times the force of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima - which will "raise a giant wave, a tsunami, up to 1,640 meters high." "- enough to reach halfway to Scafell Pike, the highest point in England.

Speaking against a background graphic showing the UK being wiped off the world map, Kiselyov added: "This tidal wave is also a carrier of extremely high doses of radiation. By climbing over Britain, it will turn everything upside down. left by them in the radioactive desert, useless for nothing. How do you like this perspective? '

Kiselyov also threatened Britain with an attack from Sarmat 2, Russia's last nuclear missile tested by Putin two weeks ago, which he also claimed could completely destroy the country with a single strike.

"[Their] island is so small that a Sarmat rocket is enough to sink it once and for all," he said. "[He] is able to destroy an area the size of Texas or England. A single departure, Boris, and there is no more England. '

Kiselyov's remarks follow a pattern that has developed in the Russian state media in recent days of Britain's threat of a nuclear holocaust, based on the false premise that Boris Johnson has threatened a nuclear attack against Russia without consulting NATO.

The threats are believed to be the result of the UK's unwavering support for Ukraine, which has seen it move further and faster than other European countries in sending weapons to Kiev to help fight Russia.


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