Nuclear war is coming Putin’s mouthpiece threatens west with World War 3 warning
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June 6, 2022 at 05:54AM ‘Nuclear war is coming’ Putin’s mouthpiece threatens west with ‘World War 3’ warning
Russian political scientist Sergey Mikheyev used Russia’s state-controlled TV to send a nuclear warning to the West. Speaking on Russia’s Channel 1, he threatened that the weapons that keep reaching Ukraine will see the war in Ukraine escalate into WW3. “The nuclear war is coming”, he added after warning “[the West] don’t understand what happens next”.
Speaking live on Russian state TV, Mr Mikheyev said: “[The West] talk about how many more weapons are being sent and how frightening these weapons are.
“They don’t understand what happens next.
“They all say ‘terrible weapons are arriving over there, they keep coming and coming’.
“They promised not to use them a certain way.
“But most likely they will do it anyway.
“And that will lead to WW3.
“Then we’re being told ‘calm down, comrades, everything will be alright’.
“Those guys will send weapons and so will others.
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“There will be a nuclear war.”
Referring to Mr Mikheyev’s words, Channel 1 host also added: “I’m sick of them [the West].
“Reading about whatever they come up with next, like their new lists of sanctions.
“If you want war with us, then declare war.
“We will strike the decision-making centres and those are not in Kyiv.
“We knew that our adversary is NATO, and all our weapons were developed not merely for Ukraine, but for a confrontation with the NATO bloc.
“We could spit on whatever they send to Ukraine”.
The claims came as US President Joe Biden announced that new weapons and aid package will be sent to Ukraine in the coming days.
In a statement, he announced that the US would send “more advanced rocket systems and munitions that will enable [Ukrainian soldiers] to more precisely strike key targets on the battlefield in Ukraine”.
Among the weapons, long-range missiles are also believed to be part of the package that will reach Ukraine in the next few days.
The US had previously been unwilling to send these weapons out of fear that could be used against targets in Russian territory, given their ability to launch missiles at a distance of over 45 miles away.
Ukraine, however, has assured the US and confirmed it will not use the long-range missiles for those purposes.
via Express.co.uk
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