Vladimir Putin has announced the successful testing of a powerful and unstoppable underwater weapon developed by Russian forces. The weapon, known as Poseidon high-speed torpedo, was recently tested and is equipped with a nuclear warhead and powered by its own atomic reactor. Russian experts suggest that this weapon has the potential to cause devastating effects like triggering tidal waves and causing destruction to islands and coastal areas, making it a critical asset in a hypothetical World War Three scenario.

Reports from Russian state television have indicated an increasing push for the utilization of this weapon against the UK amid escalating tensions between the nations. A well-known millionaire and Putin supporter, Vladimir Solovyov, who has personal connections to the UK, issued a chilling warning that Britain would cease to exist if the Poseidon torpedo is deployed. He emphasized the need for Britons to prepare for the worst and hinted at the catastrophic impact of this doomsday weapon.

Solovyov also suggested the evacuation of Russian diplomats from London and Edinburgh as a precautionary measure against a possible strike, while expressing disdain for anti-Putin individuals residing in London. He is part of a group of influential TV personalities in Russia who are paid generously to promote Kremlin narratives and fuel animosity towards Western countries, particularly the UK.

Putin himself commended the advancements in the Poseidon weapon system, highlighting the successful launch and activation of its nuclear power plant. He described the reactor as significantly smaller than those found in traditional submarines, boasting about the immense power and capabilities of Poseidon, surpassing even the most advanced intercontinental ballistic missiles in Russia’s arsenal.

Previous reports had indicated that Poseidon, when deployed, could reach speeds of up to 115mph underwater and operate at depths exceeding 3,000ft. Its capacity to carry nuclear warheads of up to 100 megatons raises concerns about the potential catastrophic consequences if unleashed in a conflict scenario.