Thursday, May 23, 2024

More Rumors of War - Russia: British Bases In Falklands, Africa, Gibraltar 'Will Be Bombed If Kiev Hits Us With British Weapons


Russian missiles target British bases in Falklands, Africa, Gibraltar - Russia: "They will be bombed if Kiev hits us with British weapons"
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"We gave a note to the British ambassador - The ultimatum is in place"


Russia has warned Britain today that it will bomb British military bases, inside and outside Britain, if Ukraine uses British weapons on Russian soil. According to information, a "note" was delivered to the British ambassador.

The situation is heading towards a now open conflict of all parties involved: Russia, France, Britain and the USA.


We remind you that recently the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that Ukraine attacked with four French-made AASM-250 Hammer guided bombs and 2 AGM-88 HARM anti-radar missiles in Belgorod, while later the Vice-President of the Russian Security Council N. Medvedev revealed for the first time that "the missiles Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG are not controlled by the military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but by the British and French who arrived in Ukraine."

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Moscow would respond with strikes against British targets if British weapons were used by Ukraine to hit Russian soil.

She told reporters that in such a scenario British targets could be hit " on the territory of Ukraine and beyond its borders".

The spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry thus repeated a warning that Moscow had issued for the first time earlier this month after British Foreign Secretary David Cameron had declared that Ukraine had the right to use weapons provided to it by London to hit targets. inside Russia.

Russia had reacted angrily to that statement and had cited it as one of the reasons why it chose to hold drills this month in preparation for using tactical nuclear missiles.


According to information, Russia will initially hit British bases around the world and not Britain directly.

British bases in the Falklands, Gibraltar and Africa are in Moscow's sights.

When the British ambassador in Moscow, N. Casey, was summoned, he was informed that the Russian side considers D. Cameron's words as evidence of serious escalation and confirmation of London's growing involvement in military operations on the part of Kiev.

N. Casey was warned that the response to Ukrainian strikes with British weapons on Russian territory may be any British military installations and equipment on the territory of Ukraine and beyond its borders.

Given the fact that there are dozens of British military bases and other facilities outside the British Isles themselves, any of them could be a target.

Moreover, if British missiles fly deep into Russia, then the targets may well be military installations on the territory of Great Britain itself.

According to information, a British military base in the Falkland Islands (Malvinas), a base on the territory of Gibraltar, as well as military installations in African countries (in Sierra Leone) are now targeted by Russian missiles.

It is noted that the "African scenario" can be very easily implemented by Russia if the Ukrainian Armed Forces start launching British missiles deep into the Russian Federation.

The choice of the Falklands also worries British experts as the President of Argentina Javier Millay has repeatedly raised the question of the withdrawal of the British army from the islands, which Argentina considers its own.

Russia could strike the British military in the Falkland Islands thus helping Argentina regain sovereignty over the islands.

Many Western analysts and politicians fear this.

They also do not rule out a Russian strike on Gibraltar in an attempt to cause rifts within NATO. The London-Madrid enmity on this issue is well known.

Finally, there is also a significant British military presence very close to Russia's border in Estonia.

London has yet to officially comment on the note delivered to the ambassador in Moscow.

We are very much afraid that British bases abroad are No. 1 target at the moment, even the base at Akrotiri in Cyprus...




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