The reaction of the best spokesman for Vladimir Putin was fiercely after Estonia said it was open to hosting warplanes to the British Royal Air Force with a nuclear ability – while one of the Kremlin said the tongue of “completion” badly “.
Russia has released a new threat to NATO after a British allies said it was “ready” to host warplanes on the British Royal Air Force capable of carrying tactical nuclear bombs.
In the security defense review, which was unveiled this week by Keir Starmer, it was announced that the British Royal Air Force will be equipped with 12 new F-35A aircraft by 2030, which will be “available to develop the nuclear task of NATO in a crisis.” Estonia's Defense Minister Hano Pivor said today that his country will “prepare” to host some aircraft – which sparked an angry reaction from Vladimir Putin spokesman, whom the Russian media asked if this step was conceived as a threat to Moscow.
“One of them is direct. Of course … a direct danger,” said Dmitry Peskov, the chief press secretary of Karmlin. Estonia is a member of NATO and participates in the borders of 183 miles with Russia, and about 1,000 British soldiers are permanently based in the Baltic state.
Peskov added: “The leaders of the Baltic countries express many ridiculous ideas. One can only express regret, that's everything.”
The extensive propaganda process in Russia has also sharpened the comments of the Estonian minister, and it seems that it threatens the country with an invasion. One of the showcases warned of Tsargragh associated with Kremlin: “It is strange that Tallinn does not understand what is clear.
“Such moves near Russia's borders end very badly. There is no need to look away from an example – see just the place where these games were led by Ukraine.”
The pro-Kremlin military blogger, Alexei Chivov, warned that the deployment of F-35A could lead to a war, accusing Estonia and NATO against the incitement of Putin.
He said: “Given that Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are near the most important regions of Russia, this represents an existential threat to our country.”
“This should be seen appropriately – as part of Europe's preparations for a large war with Russia. At some point, the BalTics mission will be to raise Russia to launch a military operation in the region.”
Peskov was speaking in Belarus, a Russian ally that borders the Baltic countries Lithuania and Latvia, as well as Poland in NATO. Belarus is provided with nuclear weapons by Putin.
Nuclear gravitational bombs are scheduled to enter RAF F -35A who are able to carry nuclear bombs B61‑12, but there was no suggestion that it would be based in Estonia.
The current F-35 aircraft in Britain has been sent on short circulatory publications to Estonia for the “improved alert activity of NATO”, but its headquarters are not permanently.
It indicates today that it will be open to hosting newer versions of improved nuclear aircraft, Hano Pivor of Estonia said: “The F-35s was in Estonia already, and it will soon return as part of the periodic task.
“If some of them, regardless of the country, also have the ability to double use nuclear weapons, this does not change our position on hosting F-35. Of course, we are ready to host the allies.”
