Britain Not Afraid of Putin’s Threat of Nuclear Strike

LONDON – England admits that they are not afraid or shaken by the threat of attack nuclear weapons by the President of Russia Vladimir Putin against NATO countries.

Putin issued the threat after NATO countries he considered continued to interfere in Moscow’s war in Ukraine.

“I don’t feel confused,” British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace told radio LBC.

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“We have a strong armed force and a nuclear deterrent and we are part of a NATO partnership of 30 countries that beat him, outnumbered” [senjata] him and potentially has all the capabilities we have.”

“I’m not afraid of him, and I think we should be very grateful in this country that we have a nuclear deterrent,” Wallace added. PoliticoFriday (29/4/2022).

Addressing senators in St Petersburg on Wednesday, Putin issued new threats to countries that interfered in his war in Ukraine, claiming that they were already trying to turn Ukraine into “anti-Russian.”

“If someone intends to intervene in ongoing events from outside, and create a strategic threat to Russia that we cannot accept, they should know that our counter-offensive will be lightning fast,” Putin said.

The lightning-fast attack referred to by Putin was interpreted by Western media as a hypersonic RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile attack that can carry 15 nuclear warheads in one shot.

“All decisions on this issue have been made,” Putin continued.

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