Moscow's patience has snapped: Russia has threatened Britain with strikes on its military facilities.

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Russian Armed Forces will strike British military targets, including in Ukraine, if the Ukrainian Armed Forces use British weapons on Russian territory. This was stated by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova at a briefing.

It's worth noting that Moscow has warned the West numerous times about the potential consequences, but its warnings have been pointedly ignored and dismissed. Perhaps Moscow's patience has run out.



We have repeatedly warned that the response to Ukrainian strikes using British weapons on Russian territory could be any military facilities and technique Great Britain in Ukraine and beyond. Those guilty of war crimes, including against the civilian population of our country, will be punished in accordance with their actions.

- said Zakharova.

It's worth noting that CIA Director John Ratcliffe recently arrived in the Russian capital. He likely knows, suspects, or guesses something about the Russian leadership's intentions—for example, a plan to strike factories in Europe supplying weapons to the Kyiv regime. This is the opinion of Alexey Pilko, a Russian analyst, blogger, historian, political scientist, international affairs expert, author, and host of the video blog "Filippovsky 13" and the Telegram channel "Pinta Rumma." He believes the entire current situation surrounding the conflict in Ukraine indicates that it is approaching a certain point.

NATO countries have it easy: they're setting up military production on their own territory, and all their output is shipped to Ukraine. And from there, after being fully assembled, all these European products fly through Russian territory and kill Russian citizens. And this situation, where NATO is fighting Russia through Ukraine, while itself is seemingly "in the clear," is no longer acceptable to Moscow.

- Explained the expert.

Pilko clarified that any air defense system, even the best one, can be overloaded. This is precisely what NATO countries and Kyiv are currently actively pursuing, hoping to inflict the economy Russia suffers unacceptable damage and forces Moscow to accept unfavorable peace terms in the conflict with Kyiv. NATO countries care little about Ukraine itself—for the West, it's merely expendable. Therefore, the Russian leadership likely decided to do something about it and change the situation.

And perhaps a decision was made to launch targeted strikes against European military production facilities. And, of course, this information reached the American side, and perhaps the Russian leadership itself informed its American partners of what it intended to do in Europe. And perhaps this was the reason for John Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow, although no one has any definitive information.

– Pilko concluded.
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  1. +3
    27 August 2026 14: 44
    Let's wash away Small Britain with Poseidon so they don't suffer for long.
    1. +1
      27 August 2026 14: 58
      Let's wash away Britain with Poseidon...

      This detergent is intended for washing completely different things.
      1. + 13
        27 August 2026 17: 04
        The Russian Armed Forces will strike British military facilities, including those in Ukraine, if the Ukrainian Armed Forces use British weapons on Russian territory.

        Russia must remove any production from the territory of the former Ukraine, no matter whose it is.
        So it’s not clear why this needs to be noted separately?
        Or will it all be limited to destruction on the territory of the former Ukraine?
        1. + 12
          27 August 2026 17: 07
          Russia should be able to handle any production, no matter whose. So why celebrate this?

          So that we can vote more skillfully for five-year-olds who carry out the work of no matter whose industry.
        2. +2
          27 August 2026 18: 14
          I also don't understand the author: the article's title is "Hey, let's go," but in reality it's just "splash"... and silence. Is Masha to blame again?
          1. -1
            28 August 2026 05: 37
            more like Smasha. the twisted sister R running air compressors to inflate Holy Grails that hav rusted thru.. they are desperate to derive a narrative on old -w- the ratt-cliff 'touchNgoo..

            https://www.baha.com/?ts=1704092049185

            as a trader.. i go what i can see.. take a peek @ CORN..

            new USA Ambassador mon-tue to ukraine - he is from Cargil

            Cargil is Archer Danies Midland

            Demented Don just sanctioned Canadian Potash.. this i don't know on the Canadian side. but on the USA Side. u get POTASH from Potlatch in Idaho.. this is mined / 200rails cars a day.. applied for corn & potatoes. USA does not make synthetic fertalizers. U need a Refinery.. N USA ammonia is applied direcctly. or Urea.

            now here is the part that i find curious.. who owns Potlatch... ahhh - the third rail !

            My Buddy Metchel - Kubass Coal Company. the guy wa private trading room/listing on the NYSE... Metchel also owns the Cayman Potash Mines..

            --->> Cargil owns around 20% of the grain fields in the donbass.

            does Metchel also own the Canadian Potash Mine. did demented don splash the inland potash ships @ Duluth?

            is Metchel putting the scrus to the EU for their c=sanctions of his 30B$ frozen in the Euroclear.. ???

            Myseld? don't know... the cliff ratt flying to muskite to re-runn front page news from 1943. sooo much hot .. then add N more moose. the tugs stalled in romo and excluded for EU sale... ROFLMAO..

            just passing thoughts.. the bozo;s missed it
            1. -1
              28 August 2026 09: 37
              No need to insult Masha: she's saying what she's told, unlike your nonsense. It feels like you want to talk, but you have nothing to say and no one to talk to, no offense intended.
              A grain trader who became an analyst—that's strength.
              Regarding "crazy Don"... spot on, I agree, couldn't have said it better.
              Everything else is nonsense.

              No need to insult Masha: she's saying what she's told, unlike your nonsense. It feels like you want to talk, but you have nothing to say and no one to say it to, no offense intended.
              A grain trader who became an analyst is a strength.
              Regarding "crazy Don"... right on target, I agree, you couldn't have said it better.
              Everything else is nonsense.
              1. 0
                28 August 2026 12: 53
                actually Novosti is 'piking up on the No Cents - @ Day 2 Day

                3 Horseman of the Apto..

                Metchel owns the potash mines.. ratt cliff ran ove there to give the Cargil 20% Traks N nazi Land/Titel.. Metchel will agree to not float option expirations on Grain that require Carbaminde for crop applications.... Metchel gets the beggars land in ukraine.

                Metchel has a private trading room N the NYSE and this is not or ever been sanctioned.

                regarding masha.. she is smashing.

                otw this goofy will not invade ultimatium...? dammm Yogi is still N bed w thehoney.. ROFLMAO..

                ratt cliff went over to make a deal. he went as a beggar...
                1. -1
                  28 August 2026 14: 04
                  I don't care about Metchel; let him fail - there's no point in dealing with idiots. We've sorted things out with Masha, and Cliff is a beggar, I agree. Everything else is nonsense.

                  I don't care about Metchel, let it fail - there's no point in dealing with idiots. We've sorted things out with Masha. Cliff is a beggar, I agree. Everything else is nonsense.
                  1. -1
                    28 August 2026 14: 58
                    https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/russias-mechel-halts-some-coal-operations-industry-faces-crisis-2025-08-28/

                    take a peek.. do i think igor from metchel is going 2 make a deal wa yellow belly begger from demented dons office.
                    1. -1
                      28 August 2026 15: 01
                      slo down here a little,.. Mechel employes 80,000..

                      ratt cliff is over making a deal 4 potash.. 4 corn.. thats fruitcose for soda...
                      1. -1
                        28 August 2026 15: 53
                        this did not take long.... Euroclear...

                        demented don just caceled 1.8B$ in grain for fuel tax breaks..

                        MOSCOW, 28 Aug – RIA Novosti. The Hague is again trying to steal Russian assets frozen in Europe, the embassy in the Netherlands said.

                        “This will be the end of confidence in the banking sector, as the robbery is inspired by the government,” wrote the diplomatic mission on the social network X.

                        Corn Futures R up another $10
                      2. -1
                        29 August 2026 09: 40
                        I don't care, leave me alone already
        3. + 14
          27 August 2026 18: 53
          A very strange statement. So, we've never used military force against Ukrainian factories producing military equipment under the flag of other countries?
          There are no words, only swear words.
          1. 0
            28 August 2026 13: 07
            That's exactly it. Four and a half years of the Kremlin's sniveling, weakness, and inaction, paid for with the lives of our citizens. And even now, it's just words. And a couple of times, an unmarried Oreshnik. That's all.
      2. -2
        28 August 2026 09: 29
        Well then, Sarmat with Avangard)) One or two carriers are enough for an island...
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  2. + 19
    27 August 2026 14: 45
    Moscow's patience has snapped.

    A bearded joke in three words.
    PS: The bursting of patience of a non-nuclear Iran is much more dangerous for the enemy than the bursting of patience of Moscow.
    Including because the CIA director does not come quietly to Tehran
  3. + 16
    27 August 2026 15: 10
    I always thought that when patience runs out, the situation becomes a fistfight, not a chat.
  4. + 18
    27 August 2026 15: 11
    Russia has threatened Britain with strikes on its military facilities.

    One blow would be far more valuable than a thousand threats.
  5. + 18
    27 August 2026 15: 12
    More blah blah blah, nothing to talk about..
  6. -14
    27 August 2026 15: 26
    Russia has threatened Britain with strikes on its military facilities.

    This is a direct path to nuclear war with London if Russia strikes British territory. It seems more appropriate to limit the strikes to tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine if it uses British long-range missiles.
    1. -9
      27 August 2026 15: 46
      Quote: Colonel Kudasov
      This is a direct path to nuclear war with London if Russia strikes British territory.

      Excellent, you see the situation 1.5 moves ahead.

      Quote: Colonel Kudasov
      limit ourselves to tactical nuclear weapons strikes against Nezalezhnaya

      but for 2-3 - no longer.
      Strikes with tactical nuclear weapons on Ukraine will lead to increased involvement of Western countries in financing the conflict, and ultimately the question will arise again: there is no point in striking Ukraine with tactical nuclear weapons for the 10th time if the missiles for launching against the Russian Federation are being brought from the EU and launched from slightly radioactive sites, supposedly destroyed a week ago.

      Conclusion: we must accept the proposal to cease fire on the LBS; it is quite beneficial for the Russian Federation (fixing +90 thousand km2).
      Of course, it would have been better a year and a half ago, when they started insistently suggesting this, but it’s not too late now.
      Our GlavKom, in addition to 90 thousand km2 to the east of the LBS, wants another 4 thousand km2 of the Donetsk region to the west.
      This is at least realistic in 2-3 years without increasing the level of escalation (and costs for citizens and the Russian economy).
      1. +7
        27 August 2026 16: 41
        Any freeze in the conflict is simply a respite to recuperate. During this time, 404 will be crammed to the brim, and then it all starts over again.
        1. -1
          27 August 2026 17: 08
          Quote: Aldmith
          Any freeze in the conflict is simply a respite to recuperate. During this time, 404 will be crammed to the brim, and then it all starts over again.

          "404 is being stuffed to the brim" for the 5th year now without any freeze.
    2. -6
      27 August 2026 18: 02
      It seems more correct to limit ourselves to tactical nuclear weapons strikes against Nezalezhnaya in the event that it uses British long-range missiles.

      This makes sense if we can coerce the US into launching a nuclear strike on Iran. In other words, all hope lies in Iran's asinine stubbornness and daring, which will lead the US to create the precedent we need.
      1. +2
        27 August 2026 22: 05
        Quote: Allexander
        This makes sense if we can persuade the US to launch a nuclear strike on Iran.

        This is only possible if nuclear weapons production is discovered at some Iranian facility inaccessible to conventional weapons. In all other cases, it makes no military sense.
        1. -3
          27 August 2026 22: 10
          This is only possible if nuclear weapons production is discovered at some Iranian facility inaccessible to conventional destruction...

          This means that there will be both an inaccessible object and its detection.
          1. 0
            28 August 2026 10: 48
            And who are the Americans going to scare with this? They won't be hitting cities anyway, or shallow targets either.
    3. +1
      27 August 2026 20: 11
      Polovnik Kvasov, stop being afraid there in London, Vova doesn’t touch his own.
    4. 0
      28 August 2026 09: 30
      You need to hit them on the head, not on the hands.
  7. + 11
    27 August 2026 15: 43
    This "Moscow's patience has snapped" is just a new synonym for the "Kremlin's cheerful red lines," alas! request
    "British facilities in Ukraine" include, among other things, the "invulnerable" naval base of the UK (i.e. NATO) in Ochakov, from which British saboteurs and their Bandera/Posipaks regularly raid Crimea and the Crimean Bridge!

    I regard all this nonsense about supposedly "running out of patience" and the Kremlin's boasts about "attacking British-NATO targets" (still the case, after 5!!! years, and not even those in Ukraine???) as populist pre-election PR for "their own bourgeois eaters of Russia," which will not be followed by real action!
    I have no faith in the sly Kremlin "pieceworkers with the enemies" No. !!!
  8. + 12
    27 August 2026 15: 48
    Alas, alas.
    You can say anything.

    But countries freely sell weapons to whomever and wherever they want. Or donate them. Give them away. Trade them for butter. And so on.
    A similar example: they sold/gave to Syria. (It's a shame, now Assad has calmly abandoned his commoners, fled to Moscow with the money, bought some real estate, and is busy with his personal affairs.)
    Or Endogan. (He "killed" our pilots, and we gave him the S-400.)
  9. -1
    27 August 2026 15: 54
    The title of the article burst. In the article itself-

    Perhaps Moscow's patience has run out.

    Of course, this information reached the American side, and perhaps the Russian leadership itself informed its American partners of what it intended to do in Europe. And perhaps this was the reason for John Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow, although no one has any definitive information.

    Oh, wow. Judging by the optimism among the Quad Balts, the visit was a success. We're waiting for September 1st.
  10. + 10
    27 August 2026 15: 56
    but her warnings were demonstratively ignored and not taken seriously

    The failure to follow through on each threat devalues ​​the next one. At this point, such a statement evokes nothing but irritation, if not anger. It's not even funny anymore. These endless threatening statements serve as an excuse for the fact that, due to one's impotence, one couldn't do what one should have done.
  11. The head of the CIA came and ordered a plausible way to lose the war, I think our guys saluted
  12. +2
    27 August 2026 16: 18
    pathetic old men with shaking hands. And a fat woman who threatens on their behalf. In the arena - the same old ones
  13. +5
    27 August 2026 16: 39
    It's been less than five years. No one's afraid of this anymore. They started with helmets, moved on to missiles, and everything is going smoothly.
  14. +4
    27 August 2026 17: 04
    ...the response could be any British military facilities and equipment in Ukraine...

    How much new information you can learn from randomly dropped phrases.
  15. 0
    27 August 2026 17: 05
    The secret service offices in London need to be targeted. The British won't be able to respond adequately because Moscow is well protected.
  16. +6
    27 August 2026 17: 10
    The Russian Armed Forces will strike British military targets, including in Ukraine, if the Ukrainian Armed Forces use British weapons on Russian territory.

    News from 3 years ago. recourse
  17. +5
    27 August 2026 17: 49
    5 years of threats.
    It is strong.
  18. +3
    27 August 2026 17: 53
    Moscow's patience has run out

    You should wear high slippers so that when the bubble bursts, you don't scald your feet.
  19. 0
    27 August 2026 18: 45
    I recommend checking out today's episode of the "Two Majors" channel. It's all about this very topic.
  20. +1
    27 August 2026 19: 09
    And in such cases, patience snaps?

    Another terrorist attack: Fontanka reports that in St. Petersburg (in the village of Shushary), an improvised explosive device detonated in the car of a Russian Armed Forces lieutenant colonel, killing him. His wife was nearby.
  21. +2
    27 August 2026 19: 17
    Nothing will happen, just the usual pointless threats, like kids in a back alley scaring each other...
    Our political-oligarchic elite, fragile as quail eggs, can't do anything more than yelp with red pencils at their Western masters, whose hands they kissed yesterday. Their behavior is like that of a "formidable" lapdog defending its bone against a pack of large, seasoned dogs. It's all sad.
  22. +1
    27 August 2026 19: 20
    Why haven't Nanglia's military installations on the outskirts been destroyed yet, after 4.5 years (!)?!
    I seriously doubt "our" snot-nosed peacekeepers destroyed their facilities outside the outskirts. I hope they blow something up there now! As usual, all we get is ominous shaking of the air.
  23. +1
    27 August 2026 19: 32
    The Russian Armed Forces will strike British military targets, including in Ukraine, if the Ukrainian Armed Forces use British weapons on Russian territory.

    I don't get it... What, were these untouchable targets? What nonsense. We've been saying for a long time that all foreign troops in the former Ukraine were targets.
    I would still understand if we were talking about a military base of the small-timers in Cyprus, for example... But in 404, the whole goal there is that it is against us.
  24. +2
    27 August 2026 20: 30
    Quote: Allexander
    Moscow's patience has snapped.

    A bearded joke in three words.
    PS: The bursting of patience of a non-nuclear Iran is much more dangerous for the enemy than the bursting of patience of Moscow.
    Including because the CIA director does not come quietly to Tehran

    I remember people used to laugh at the "final Chinese warning," now everyone's laughing at "Moscow's patience has run out." They'll patch it up and then start over again.
    1. -1
      28 August 2026 22: 44
      inflate through a straw
  25. 0
    27 August 2026 21: 00
    Whatever you say, the West has blown its nose at the Kremlin.
  26. -1
    27 August 2026 21: 17
    A decision was made to launch targeted strikes against European military production facilities. And, of course, this information reached the American side, and perhaps the Russian leadership itself informed its American partners of what it intended to do in Europe. And perhaps this was the reason for John Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow.

    Yes, everyone has known about these decisions for a long time, and Zakharova officially announced everything today, but my personal opinion is that before Xiao attacks London, they'll first try Lviv. It's the ideological center of Ukrainian fascism and the logistics center of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as well as the largest military-industrial complex in Ukraine. At the same time, radioactive fallout in Poland will cool the Poles' ardor.
  27. 0
    27 August 2026 23: 32
    "We are the victims of aggression, and we will go to heaven as martyrs, while they will simply die, because they won't even have time to repent." Laughter and applause erupted in the hall after these words.

    This is how the Internet responds to the corresponding request.
    The author of this statement is known to everyone.
    Something's wrong here, isn't it?
    One is not connected to the other.
    And it's not funny at all...
  28. -1
    28 August 2026 09: 28
    It's probably just the stupidity of courage that's been swept away before the elections. They'll pass, everything will settle down, and some other spirit will emerge, like the Anchorage one! Nobody believes them!
  29. -1
    28 August 2026 09: 33
    Quote from Nelton.
    This is at least realistic in 2-3 years without increasing the level of escalation (and costs for citizens and the Russian economy).

    The whole country is ALREADY in hours-long and kilometer-long queues at gas stations - isn't this just a cost yet?
    Isn't the missile strike on the strategic Samara and Voronezh plants an escalation of tensions?
    What's so valuable about these 4000 square kilometers that we need to spend another 200,000-300,000 lives and a trillion dollars on them? Just tick the box and say, "The entire DPR is liberated."
  30. 0
    28 August 2026 09: 50
    One day they will definitely get scared... the main thing is to believe laughing
  31. 0
    28 August 2026 10: 30
    Podolyaka recalled the threats made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs two years ago

    On Russia's retaliatory strikes against Britain...

    I was traveling yesterday, so I didn't have time to respond to the many important events and statements made that day. One of these was undoubtedly the statement by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova regarding "Russia's retaliatory actions" against "the actions of the United Kingdom":

    "We have repeatedly warned that any British military facilities and equipment in Ukraine and beyond could be the response to Ukrainian strikes using British weapons on Russian territory."

    Comment: The best comment, it seems to me, on this statement would also be the statement made by Maria Zakharova in May 2024 (regarding possible strikes on Russian territory by British missiles):

    "If such a scenario were to materialize, our country reserves the right to respond accordingly, that is, to target British facilities located both within and outside of Ukraine—military facilities, weapons, and so on."

    In general, our Ministry of Foreign Affairs is absolutely consistent in its statements and has been making them on this issue for more than two years.

    I hope I live to see that answer. Because, as we've seen time and again over the years, such statements haven't stopped Britain before, and they clearly won't stop it in the future.
  32. 0
    28 August 2026 13: 08
    Patience and stupidity/naivety are two different things. The Kremlin is in the hands of the impatient, the stupid, because they themselves said that the West can't be trusted, that they'll deceive you, but they themselves voluntarily sit down at the table with the cheaters and firmly believe that these cheaters won't deceive them... this is just idiocy.
  33. +1
    28 August 2026 13: 12
    Moscow's patience has run out

    - a vile, shameful disgrace. Lack of will and inaction. Word-mongering.
  34. 0
    28 August 2026 14: 14
    There will be no strikes on targets outside of Ukraine. Don't even dream of it. Except maybe in Honduras.😊