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The World Stage is being set, Russia makes public their intentions to begin WWIII. Here’s what the opening scene will look like, Russia vs NATO/America.

Russia 1 state-sponsored news is now talking about nuclear war with Europe. Is this something to just brush aside, or should you sit up and listen? Here’s what we know.

Nuking Europe is again a top story on Russian state TV. The one voice of restraint, who acknowledges the risk of mutually assured destruction, is drowned out by the chorus of fatalists. https://t.co/btwoEXrPN4

— Samuel Ramani (@SamRamani2) April 29, 2022

I found this information this afternoon over at SGT Report. 

Russia is now openly discussing nuclear war in Europe. Yes, you read that right. If you’ll remember, it was only a week and a half ago that The Organic Prepper covered the work of Olga Skabeyeva, one of the chief faces in Russian media and host of the popular show news talk show Russia 1.

It was then that Russia 1 TV was saying that World War 3 has begun and that it is a fight between Russia and NATO/America.

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Now, things have escalated.

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Russia 1 is now openly discussing the possibility of nuclear war. You can see the video at this link HERE.

In the video, Olga is interviewing State Duma deputy Alexei Zhuravlev and State Duma deputy Yevgeny Popov.

The translation of the interview is below.

Alexei Zhuravlev – “One Sarmat (missile) and that’s it – the British Isles are no more.”

Olga Skabeyeva – “But we are serious people.”

Zhuravlev – “And I am saying that seriously. They’re accusing us of state terrorism.”

Yevgeny Popov – “The UK also has nuclear weapons. No one will survive in this war. When you propose the strike with a Sarmat, do you understand that no one will survive? No one on the planet.”

Zhuravlev – “We’ll start with a blank slate.”

Olga – “Never say never.”

Zhuravlev – “Since we’re talking about these weapons, the question is can they shoot it down? This missile can’t be intercepted. Their abilities are limited. They say they can shoot it down – we’ll see about that.”

Olga – “Sarmats are not in Kaliningrad yet. From Kaliningrad to Berlin is 106 seconds. From Kaliningrad to Paris is 200 seconds. You’re interested in London – 202 seconds to London.”

Zhuravlev – “They need to be shown this picture. [Image is shown of timeline for a Sarmat missile to strike each of the European cities mentioned.] Guys, look at this picture. Count the seconds. Can you make it? [Mimics frantic movement.] Hello, it’s already here. That’s the way. Let them think about it. Get a stopwatch. Count 200 seconds. That’s how you talk to them. They don’t understand anything else.

What is a Sarmat missile?

Russia’s newest ICBM is an updated version of the Satan missile. While officially designated the RS-28, the Sarmat is commonly referred to as the Satan II. This silo-based ICBM was successfully tested by Russia just this past week, and 50 of these are allegedly under construction so far.

They have the capability to strike anywhere on the planet from their launching point and can use a number of different trajectories to do so. This is currently the heaviest ICBM in the world, having the capacity to carry up to 10 MIRVs (Multiple Independently Targetable Reentry Vehicles) – essentially “miniature” nukes that launch out of the ICBM proper.

Each of these MIRVs can be loaded with a 750-kiloton nuclear warhead, and the Satan II carries a number of countermeasures that enable it to evade/destroy enemy air defenses. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, it is possible for a Satan II “to reliably breach any existing and future anti-ballistic missile defenses.”

In contrast, Satan II launching sites are equipped with Mozyr protection systems – a missile defense system/glorified shotgun that fires groupings of metal balls up to 3.7 miles into the sky to destroy incoming threats. All Satan II silos are capable of surviving a nuclear strike perchance the Mozyr system fails.

🇷🇺Today at 15:12 Moscow time, Sarmat, land-based intercontinental ballistic missile, was successfully launched from a silo at the Plesetsk state testing cosmodrome in Arkhangelsk Region. pic.twitter.com/xLsAUIDdIX

— Минобороны России (@mod_russia) April 20, 2022

🇷🇺 Successful launch of Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile was held today at Plesetsk Cosmodrome from a silo launcher.

🚀📹 Here is HD footage. pic.twitter.com/lzmygsolp8

— Минобороны России (@mod_russia) April 20, 2022

Russia to Launch Missile From Kaliningrad

“Sarmats are not in Kalinigrad yet. From Kaliningrad to Berlin is 106 seconds, from Kaliningrad to Paris is 200 seconds. You’re interested in London, 202 seconds to London,” said Skabeyeva.

Zhuravlyov, who was on the show, immediately started counting seconds showing towards the European map. “They need to be shown this picture. Guys look at this picture – count the seconds, can you make it? Hello, it’s already here”.

Last month, Russian state TV propagandist Olga Skabeyeva claimed that World War III has now started after Ukraine hit Moscow’s warship Moskva in the Black Sea. Rossiya 1 presenter Skabeyeva claimed that the ‘escalation’ could ‘safely be called World War Three’, claiming that ‘we are definitely fighting against… NATO itself’.

Skabeyeva stuck to the Kremlin’s official line that the warship suffered a ‘fire’ despite heading a segment that blamed the vessel’s demise on Ukraine.