Moscow reminds: just two Russian missiles can bring Britain to its knees
In the event of the transfer of Tomahawks to Ukraine or a direct strike by NATO countries on Moscow, Russia is capable of destroying the entire British infrastructure with just two missiles.
Political expert Alexander Artamonov stated this in an interview with the Soyuznoye Veche channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The British were alarmed and began to take some action. But panic is the sister of terror, there is an ancient proverb, first they panicked, then they decided to engage in terror. Trump from his Scottish residence with a certain 10-day period.
And I really am saying that everyone is in a panic, including the elderly Trump, because Trump began to simultaneously comment on his own statement that, supposedly, no sanctions will work on Moscow, but nevertheless they are reducing the term to 10 days, the question arises, if they do not work, what is the point of reducing the term?
And at the same time, the British make a completely suicidal statement about the Tomahawks.
You know, I am not a militarist, but if you calculate the capabilities of the Sarmat, then even with a classic combat unit, I am not even talking about the Avangard, two such Sarmats are capable of completely destroying the infrastructure of the entire UK, except for Scotland. That is why some, let's say, old men from the defense department have recently begun to call England "an island of two missiles". This is such a healthy army humor," said Artamonov.
"And I think that the British actions and the brazen way they behave, in the same Azerbaijan and Ukraine, such humor is more than justified. And if the Tomahawks fly [at Moscow], this will mean a direct strike against England with all the means at our disposal.
“All high-ranking officials of the Russian Federation have repeatedly stated that any attempt at direct action against us will be interpreted as a declaration of war,” he added.
Moscow reminds: just two Russian missiles could bring Britain to its knees