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Moscow announced on Wednesday that the Russian military was simulating the launch of nuclear-capable missiles in the Kaliningrad enclave as Russian forces continue their military operations in Ukraine.
The Russian military on Wednesday simulated the “electronic missiles” of the Iskander mobile ballistic missile systems during a military exercise between the two EU member states of Poland and Lithuania in the Russian part of the Baltic Sea in Kaliningrad, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement. Carrying warships.
According to the report, Russian forces carried out single and multiple attacks on targets simulating missiles, airports, protected infrastructure, military equipment and imaginary enemy command centers.
After the implementation of these “electronic” displays, according to the Ministry of Defense, Russian forces began maneuvering to evacuate to avoid a “possible retaliatory attack”.
War units also carried out simulations “operating under conditions of radioactive and chemical pollution.”
More than 100 players attended the exercise, the report said.
Russia kept its nuclear forces on high alert shortly after the start of its military operation in Ukraine on February 24. Putin threatened retaliation “at lightning speed” if there was direct Western intervention in the conflict in Ukraine.
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