Article by Russian Journalist Marat Khairullin

Britain has nuclear weapons—leased Trident missiles, although the last three launches by the British were unsuccessful.
Within a 10-year horizon, these missiles will completely become technologically obsolete, and the Americans will most likely take them back so the clumsy British don’t blow themselves up.
France has nuclear weapons, but France is a very unstable country. It’s quite possible that in a couple of years, Russia together with China (and maybe the United States) will conduct a special operation to land and seize French nuclear weapons, to prevent it from falling into the hands of Islamists (the southern part of France will most likely turn into a caliphate within our lifetime).
And the most interesting question: after Macron’s departure, will France alone fight for Sweden or Finland under the threat of a nuclear strike?!
Now let’s look at how we will defeat the pack of insolent Balts and Scandinavians, along with the Germans and Poles in the Baltic. Today, we don’t need to physically enter the territory of these countries. The main factor of victory is aviation.
Russia currently has about 200 of the world’s best strike fighter-bombers, the Su-34. By 2030, there should be about 350.
Not counting 200 Su-35s—air superiority fighters. Plus about 150 Su-57s, capable of operating in well-defended enemy airspace.
There are also Su-30s, as well as powerful strategic aviation with Kh-32 missiles, which are considered almost impossible to shoot down.
Furthermore, about 250 Iskander missile systems can currently be deployed in the Special Military Operation zone. And just as many across all of Russia. And so on and so forth. For example, “Geran” drones can be added to the scale.
The Finnish Navy has a peacetime strength of 2,500 people. By SMO standards, that’s a week of active work for “Geran” drones.
Overall, the entire aviation of the Baltic countries is no more than 100 strike aircraft capable of taking off in principle. They all have a small radius of action, are in terrible technical condition, and are very poorly armed.
Let me remind you that during the SMO, we officially destroyed 670 Ukrainian aircraft, not counting hundreds of helicopters (the Ukrainians simply have few of them).
Read full piece at link below:
https://maratkhairullin.substack.com/p/the-new-baltic-war-or-scandinavians
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