Kremlin appears to prepare for strikes on Russian capital by installing interception systems
Missile systems designed to intercept aircraft and incoming missiles appear to have been deployed on top of several defence and administrative buildings in downtown Moscow, signalling that the Kremlin is preparing for a potential, if unlikely, attack being directed on the Russian capital.
Another video showed the air defence system being lifted on to the roof of an education building in Moscow’s Taganka district, 1.5 miles south-east of the Kremlin. “The defeat of a nuclear power in a conventional war can provoke the beginning of a nuclear war,” wrote, the former president, who has become a leading hawk as deputy chairman of Russia’s security council.
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