Russian state TV simulates horrific nuclear strike on Europe amid British WW3 warning – World News

Kremlin-backed TV channels in Russia simulated a nuclear strike on three European capitals as presenters claimed there would be “no survivors” and the missiles would wipe out London, Berlin and Paris within minutes

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Russia: TV commentators discuss firing of nuclear weapons at London

Russian state television simulated a horrific nuclear attack on Europe and declared in a TV chatter in response to Britain’s support for Ukraine that there would be “no survivors”.

Putin propagandists televised nuclear strikes on three European capitals, claiming the nuclear weapons would hit Paris, Berlin and London in about 200 seconds.

As tensions continue to rise amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, there are growing concerns that the rest of the world could be drawn into the fighting.

In response to comments from the UK Armed Forces Secretary in support of Ukraine’s attacks on Russia, hosted on Channel One 60 minutes The program claimed the nuclear weapons could hit European capitals less than four minutes after launch.

The chilling claims about Russia’s nuclear weapons were made on the popular TV show, which is one of the country’s most watched.

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It will be hosted by wife and husband Olga Skabeyeva and Evgeny Popov, and guest Aleksey Zhuravlyov said: “A Sarmat [missile] and that’s it – the British Isles are no more.’

Skabeyeva, nicknamed “Putin TV’s Iron Doll” for her criticism of opposition parties, warned “but we are serious people” and was told he was “serious”. They accuse us of state terrorism.”

Skabeyeva pointed out that Britain also has nuclear weapons and “no one will survive this war”.

The show then unveiled a map showing how the missiles could be launched from Kaliningrad, the Russian enclave between Poland, Lithuania and the Baltic Sea.

It claimed that Berlin could be destroyed by a nuclear strike in just 106 seconds, Paris in 200 seconds and London in just 202 seconds.

In response to continued Western support for Ukraine, Putin recently ordered his military to test its Sarmat missiles.

The United Kingdom and other Western nations provided equipment, military vehicles and weapons to the occupied country.

Just last week, Putin claimed that his country’s hypersonic missiles could “penetrate all modern defenses” and was ready to besiege Britain “by autumn.”

This comes as the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues well into its third month after beginning in late February.

Since the beginning of the conflict, there have been increasing warnings that other countries could be drawn into the conflict.

Ex-NATO chief Richard Sherriff warned the West to “prepare” for a possible “worst-case scenario” with Russia.

This comes amid reports that senior military officials are urging Putin to declare all-out war on Ukraine at their upcoming victory parade.

High-ranking army officials in Moscow are reportedly “outraged” by past mistakes in the war and are demanding “repayment.”

They are urging Putin to stop calling the invasion a “special operation” and instead declare all-out war.

A source close to Russian military chiefs told The Telegraph: “The military is outraged that the attack on Kyiv failed.

“The people in the army seek revenge for past failures and they want to go further in Ukraine.”

However, while some members of Russia’s elite are calling for a tougher line of war, some of the country’s oligarchs are becoming increasingly disillusioned with an “isolated” Putin and his disastrous war.

The Washington Post reported growing tensions between some of Russia’s wealthiest, whose fortunes had been wiped out, and the Kremlin boss.