missiles which could hit London in a matter of seconds. Russian President Vladimir Putin refuses to rule out the threat of nuclear warfare as he pursues his 'special military operation' of bloodshed in Ukraine.
Since the war was first waged on February 24, Putin has warned the West that supporting Ukraine would not go without serious consequences.
Russian state-backed TV station Rossiya-1 frighteningly reported on Friday that a missile fired from Kaliningrad is capable of nuking Berlin in 106 seconds, Paris in 200 seconds and London in 202 seconds.The prospect of Vladimir Putin targeting the UK remains unlikely but nuclear weapons expert, Professor Andrew Futter has told MyLondon what the UK's defence would look like.
The University of Leicester academic said: “We aren’t protected, basically.“ He added: “We don’t have any way to intercept Russian ballistic missiles flying towards the UK.“We might be able to block bomber aircraft, but much of the Russian nuclear arsenal is based on missiles.
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