World War III Began After the Sinking of Moskva

On another state television channel, a Russian anchor argued that Ukraine was bidding for the West.

Russian state television has announced that the Third World War has begun after the sinking of its naval vessel Moskva in the Battle of Ukraine.

Although Russia said it was damaged after the fire, Ukraine took credit for destroying the lead vessel of Moscow’s Black Sea Fleet with its Neptune missile.

But the sinking of the ship brought a meltdown on Russia, the main propaganda mouthpiece of the Kremlin. Presenter Olga Skabayeva made a chilling statement informing the audience that “what has led to it can be safely called World War III” and insisted “this is absolutely certain.”

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Olga Skabeyeva Russian Media broadcast with commentators calling for all out war after sinking of Moscow, including bombing and possibly discussing dropping "a single bomb on Kyiv" to keep world leaders from visiting. #RussianUkrainianWar pic.twitter.com/R0uOLol0FV

— EyesFromUkraine (@NowInUkraine) April 15, 2022

“Now we are definitely fighting against NATO infrastructure, if not NATO itself. We need to recognize this,” Skabaeva continued, according to Metro.

A guest on the show compared the sinking of Moscow to an attack on Russian soil, with the Kremlin insisting that it went down because of the fire.

The man was reminded that instead of calling it a war, the government-approved phrase for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is “special military operation”.

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The clip of the show is becoming fiercely viral on social media.

One Twitter user commented, “They are hitting the bear (pardon the pun) but in this case the NATO bear.”

“They have lost 500 tanks, another 2,000 other vehicles, 82 aircraft, 18,000+ soldiers and a battlecruiser. NATO has not even arrived. It is fair to say that this war against NATO is not going well for Russia,” Another user tweeted.

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On another state television channel, an anchor argued that Ukraine was doing the West’s bidding by carrying out “yet more provocation, bloody, horrific, completely unimaginable”.

Olesya Loseva, the host of Vrma Pokazet on Channel One, said that the West is now supplying Ukraine with “billions of weapons”.

“Many are saying ‘could it not be done more quickly?’ Everyone wants it to happen more quickly. Everyone would like a conclusive victory. Everyone would like all the objectives set to be implemented. Otherwise, on the whole, it’s impossible to accept the special operation which we started – Russia’s special operation in Ukraine,” Skabeyeva said.

She added, “One can safely call what it has escalated into World War Three. That’s absolutely for sure. Right now, we’re definitely fighting against NATO infrastructure, if not NATO itself. We need to recognise that.”

The 610 ft flagship Moskva sank on Thursday while being towed back to port, informed the Russian defence ministry.

Officials said ammunition on board the ship had exploded in an unexplained fire, however, Ukraine claimed it struck the ship with its Neptune missiles.

Rossiya 1 presenter Olga Skabeyeva implored viewers to “recognise” that Russia was now “fighting against NATO infrastructure, if not NATO itself,” according to Independent.

Skabeyeva’s remarks follow a symbolic defeat for Moscow with sinking of the flagship of its Black Sea fleet, Moskva.

Meanwhile, Russian news agencies reported late Thursday that the battleship Moskva sank while being taken back to port in bad weather.

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World War III Began After the Sinking of Moskva

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