Fatima Watch: Moscow mocks Britain’s war drills and warns…

Fatima Watch: Moscow mocks Britain’s war drills and warns…

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Russia mocks Britain’s tank drills preparing for Vladimir Putin invasion warning ‘it’s a poor replacement for the real stuff!’

Drills using tanks, Apache helicopters and Tornado jets took place on Salisbury Plain yesterday

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RUSSIA has laughed off Britain’s war game tank drills and warned: ‘That’s nothing compared to the real thing.’

Brit troops used old Polish tanks in what is believed to be a practise drill recreating a Russian invasion of Eastern Europe.

Russian tanks simulate crossing Baltic state borders, with ‘Putin’s troops’ wearing blue uniform

The hyper-realistic battle involved ground troops, tanks and aircraft

But strongman president Vladimir Putin and his cronies were not cowed by the show of strength.
The Russian embassy in London tweeted: “Large-scale British exercises near Salisbury: imitation fight vs Polish-assembled T72s as a poor replacement for real stuff.”
The Russian-built tanks were snapped rolling through the British countryside during the Wiltshire drills yesterday.
The incredibly realistic British Army exercise executed the chilling scenario of President Vladimir Putin’s forces invading Estonia, according to Army sources.
The drill, which was based on Russia’s 2014 invasion of eastern Ukraine, is one of the most realistic war games ever staged and the pictures show incredibly life-like tank battles on the Salisbury Plain.
Some of the 800 troops due to be deployed early next year to support Nato forces in the Baltic states took part in mock battle.

Soldiers were in close proximity to massive fiery explosions to prepare them for real warfare with Russia

Feeling the heat: Tanks rolled through hellish scenes on the Salisbury Plain

Bombs away: RAF Tornados performed mock bombing runs on the ‘invading Russian’ tanks

The display was designed so that every detail was as close as possible to what would actually be experienced by British soldiers if Putin moves into Estonia.
The belligerent ‘Russian’ forces in the simulation wore distinctive blue uniforms and were equipped with AK-47 semi-automatic rifles, which Putin’s troops carry.
T-72 tanks, a model recently upgraded by the Kremlin at £20 million per vehicle, were launched for the ‘Russian’ assault.
The Polish-built war machines rolled across the grassy plains alongside three other Soviet-design tanks – supplied by a private collector and the tank museum.

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