World War III has already begun for Russian television

As for Russia, World War III has already begun. The idea that figures related to the Kremlin tend to be used in the midst of the conflict in Ukraine was highlighted by a presenter on Russian state television, who responded to the news in this way. The Moscow ship sank.

Olga Skabeva, Olga Skabeva, presenter of the Rosia 1 channel and a political commentator, confirmed the order of Vladimir Putin’s government. The Russian Navy’s flagship in the Black Sea sank as a result of the fire.

However he acknowledged that their numbers were not enough to defeat Ukraine’s missiles, which “could safely be called World War III”.

“We are definitely fighting against NATO,” said one of the most loyal voices to the Kremlin on Russian television.

Here we have it – with the aim of explaining to viewers why “special action in Ukraine” takes so long, says Russian state television presenter Olga Skabeva that her country is fighting a third world war against NATO.

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In the same confusing line, on the one hand blames Ukraine for the sinking, but on the other hand rejects the idea of ​​a missile attack, the experts who came with Skabeova described the event “The Absolute Reason for War, 100%” And they said, “Nothing to think about. The answer must be found. ” Even a need slips Nuclear weapons attackReproduced Dailymail.

Another Russian TV show, Vremya Pokazhet, He said Western countries were supplying Ukraine with “trillions of weapons” and that in a demonstration to them, Kiev was carrying out “even more bloody, brutal, utterly unthinkable provocations.”

Host of that Russian TV show, Olesya Losova, He said the West believed that “Russia is a country that does not even deserve to be on the world map and all Russians must be wiped off the face of the earth.”

On Channel 1, state-owned military commentator Dmitry Trostenko said that “the West has been preparing for war for a long time” and is facing a “large-scale, multi-stage war” against Russia. Joint West. “

Russian threats

There was also an official reaction from Russia to the symbolic defeat of losing its naval primacy in the Black Sea. The Ministry of Defense has promised today Increase missile attacks on kyiv in retaliation for Ukrainian “military incursions” on Russian soil.

Moscow is capable of withstanding 16 long-range naval missiles, and its withdrawal from the war greatly reduces Russia’s offensive capability in the Black Sea. The collapse was a severe blow to Moscow’s prestige in a war that was already considered by some to be a historic defeat. Entering its eighth week, the Russian invasion came to a standstill due to resistance from Ukrainian militants, reinforced by arms and other Western aid.

In the early days of the conflict, Moscow would have been the ship that demanded the surrender of Ukrainian soldiers stationed on Snake Island in the Black Sea. In a viral post, the soldiers responded, “Russian ship, go to hell,” using slanders.

If attacked by Ukraine, it could be the largest warship sunk in the Battle of Moscow since the 1982 Falklands War. When the Argentine ARA General Belgrano was torpedoed by a British submarine. More than 300 of his soldiers died.

Therefore, Russia will not “forgive” Kiev for sinking ship “Moscow” A Ukrainian military official said Friday.

“We know very well that they will not forgive us,” Natalia Khomeiniuk, a spokeswoman for Ukraine’s Southern Regional Command, told reporters. Ukrainian Neptune missile strikes on Russian Black Sea Fleet flagship Moscow “It affected not only the ship, but also the enemy’s imperial ambitions,” Khomeini said.

“We know that attacks against us will increase, the enemy will retaliate, there will be missile attacks and artillery attacks. We are ready and we will fight them, ”he added.

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