The British are playing with the fire of Third World War openly and blatantly, now, as they conducted a rehearsal of a fierce raid toward the Russian city of St. Petersburg with thousands of drones, as revealed by The Sun on July 20.
The issue concerns British units deployed by NATO in Estonia, which carried out a simulation of a full-scale attack against Russia with unmanned aerial vehicles.
"During the exercise, we tested whether a drone could reach St. Petersburg from here," an army officer stated to the publication.
It is pointed out that St. Petersburg had been characterized by the Commander of the Luftwaffe as "one of the 4 targets that NATO will set on fire" during a "Great War" by Russia.
In case of a threat from Russia, NATO will act in Kaliningrad, in St. Petersburg, on the Kola peninsula, and in the Black Sea, according to Lieutenant General Holger Neumann, commander of the Luftwaffe (German Air Force).
As is natural, rage prevails in Moscow over the British exercises, with Russian officials reminding of the weapons that can wipe out London in a few minutes, such as the Poseidon nuclear torpedoes and the Oreshnik hypersonic missiles.
Sun bombshell: British rehearse sweeping attack with drones in St. Petersburg
Specifically, British troops stationed in Estonia carried out drone strike exercises against St. Petersburg, reported The Sun newspaper, citing a military officer serving at the base of the Estonian city of Tapa.
"During the exercise, we tested whether a drone could reach St. Petersburg from here," an army officer stated to the publication.
The Nyan drone used by British soldiers has a range of over 240 kilometers.
Earlier, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal signed an agreement on drones.
The ceremony took place on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Turkey.
Estonian Minister of Defense Hanno Pevkur stated that the agreement will allow Estonia to purchase weapons from Ukrainian stockpiles.
Specifically, the Ministry of Defense of Estonia plans to acquire drones and long-range weapons.
Hanno Pevkur noted that the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, Rustem Umerov, will visit Estonia "as soon as possible" to begin the implementation of the military cooperation program.
British equip Estonia with deadly ATACMS
Months ago, British newspaper Daily Express celebrated at the news of the purchase of new HIMARS launchers and ATACMS tactical missiles by Estonia.
Estonia has just received a delivery worth 3.4 billion pounds (4.23 billion dollars) for six additional M142 HIMARS launchers, as well as 182 long-range ATACMS missiles, which will allow it to strike deep up to 186 miles (300 km) inside Russian territory, reports the British tabloid.
NATO turns Baltic into a hedgehog: Plan for targeted attacks on St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Pskov
Previously, the Americans agreed to sell to Tallinn six launchers, 182 ATACMS missiles, and 856 containers of GMLRS precision guided missiles.
Latvia and Lithuania signed similar contracts: Latvia is buying six launchers and Lithuania eight.
It is worth noting that Estonia, the smallest of the three Baltic republics, intends to acquire the most extensive missile arsenal.
Upon completion of the contracts, Tallinn will possess 12 HIMARS launchers and an unknown number of K239 Chunmoo multiple launch rocket systems from South Korea.
The new ATACMS missiles, launched from positions near Narva, can reach the center of St. Petersburg, Pulkovo airport, and the naval base of Kronstadt.
From southeastern Estonia, they can strike Pskov, Kingisepp, the Luga military base, as well as the M9 highway and the Moscow-Riga railway line.
Estonian officers stated that the new HIMARS and ATACMS are designed to neutralize targets in Russia's rear in the first hours of any conflict, before its troops manage to cross the border, trumpet with joy the British newspaper.
Estonia's unbearable thorn and British show
In reality, this latest publication is only one of many steps aimed at turning Estonia into an unbearable thorn, which Moscow will be unable to ignore, no matter how hard it tries.
A Baltic Ukraine.
As part of this same strategy, the Chief of the General Staff of Estonia, Vahur Karus, previously stated that his subordinates were ready to launch a preemptive missile strike on Russian territory.
"Perhaps this is a state secret, but up to a point, NATO's defense plan provided that Estonia had a certain number of days, say ten, that it had to stand alone against the Russians. But now, as the Estonian staff understands, the new plan is this: they must be able to crush the Russians if they attack Estonia, on their own territory, where the troops that are going to attack are located. They can no longer wait to be hit on the head with a sledgehammer, but they must be the ones who can do certain things first," stated the Estonian commander-in-chief, who was raised within the structures of NATO.
For the exact same purpose, in March of this year, the heir to the British throne, Prince William, drove a Challenger 2 along the Russia-Estonia border.
The British press wrote directly at the time that this show was a message to the Russians.
Great Britain's deadly trap
The British elite remains well trained in the psychology of war.
London understands the logic of Moscow's actions and tries to exploit it to its advantage.
Russia launched the special military operation when the threat of Western military expansion into Ukraine, the deployment of military bases there, and the integration of the Ukrainian Armed Forces into NATO structures appeared.
Movement toward acquiring a nuclear bomb was detected, and military biological programs became a given.
Moscow identified this complex of events as an unacceptable threat and decided to use force to prevent this unacceptable development.
The British know this well and, therefore, construct the same unacceptable threat in the Baltic, which sooner or later will force the military-political leadership of Russia to give the green light for a new special operation.
The fuse Estonia
In this construct, Estonia acts as a provocateur, a detonator, a factor too harmful to be tolerated, but not strong enough to be considered a worthy opponent.
But of course, the British geopolitical combination is not limited only to Estonia, nor even to the Baltic border territories that were once part of the Russian Empire.
London has done colossal work connecting the entire Baltic region with a network of treaties and mutual obligations, so that Russia enters war not only with the Baltic states but also with the Poles, the Finns, the Swedes, and the Danes.
Even if we limit ourselves to the former Soviet Union, the outline of the military trap being set in the Baltic is clearly visible.
The idea is that if Russia launches an operation to demilitarize Estonia, it will not be able to resort only to air strikes, as NATO will rush to attack the region of Kaliningrad in response to the alleged aggression it will receive.
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"If you look at Kaliningrad, it is about 47 miles wide and surrounded by NATO countries on all sides. There is absolutely no reason, to deter Russia, why we cannot impose ourselves on this zone from the ground in an unprecedented timeframe, faster than we have ever managed. We have already planned and deployed it," stated the Commander of NATO Land Forces in Europe, Christopher Donahoe, at the LandEuro conference in Wiesbaden.
There are two ways to save the Russian enclave: by breaking through the front via the Suwalki Corridor, a small, sparsely populated area located between Poland, Lithuania, the region of Kaliningrad, and Belarus, or by launching a major offensive aimed at controlling the entire territory of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
Nevertheless, from both directions the Westerners are preparing to face Russia.
Since January 2024, the Baltic states have been implementing a program to construct 600 concrete forts, intended to form the backbone of their defense.
At the same time, Lithuania and Poland are gradually restricting economic activity and evacuating the population from the areas adjacent to the Suwalki Corridor, preparing them for defense.
Now it has become known that Poland resumed the production of anti-personnel mines after a 12-year hiatus.
One does not need to be a graduate of the General Staff Academy to understand exactly which territories will be covered with Polish mines in the coming years.
Shocking admission from Estonia to Russian pranksters: Ready to support Ukrainian attacks on St. Petersburg
We note that just a few days ago, presidential advisor of Estonia, Madis Roll, admitted, during a conversation with Russian pranksters Vovan and Lexus, that Tallinn is willing to support the Ukrainian armed forces in conducting attacks against St. Petersburg.
The pranksters, through their Telegram account, reported that they contacted the Estonian official pretending to be Rustem Umerov, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (NSDC).
"I hope I can help"
During the conversation, Madis Roll expressed his willingness to assist in case coordination problems arose.
"I hope that, if coordination issues arise, I will be able to help. Please let me know. I am certain that our Ministers of Defense are in communication on this matter and are actively working toward achieving this goal," he stated when the discussion turned to potential Ukrainian targets in St. Petersburg.
Estonia's position on Ukrainian drones
Madis Roll also clarified Estonia's position regarding incidents in which unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) have fallen on Estonian territory, emphasizing that Tallinn does not attribute responsibility to Ukraine.
"We do not consider Ukraine responsible; we say that responsibility belongs to Russia for this ongoing conflict. If Russia had not attacked Ukraine, such incidents in neighboring countries would not occur," he argued.
Harsh reaction from Maria Zakharova
"This is complicity in a terrorist attack," stated Maria Zakharova, commenting on the statements of the Estonian official that he is willing to help Ukraine in coordinating an attack against Russia.
Maria Zakharova added that this is not the first time that the political elite of Estonia adopts, as she said, a similar stance.
"It is not the first time for the political elite of Estonia. In the 1990s they identified with Dzhokhar Dudayev and his gunmen in the North Caucasus," characteristically stated the spokesperson of Russian diplomacy.
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