Britain threatened: we will strike nuclear "enemies"

Britain threatened: we will strike nuclear "enemies"

Arab and international Since 2017-04-24 at 20:08 (Baghdad time)

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British Defense Secretary Michael Fallon said on Monday that his country's Prime Minister Teresa May would give an order for a pre-emptive nuclear strike on North Korea when necessary, saying the United Kingdom had every right to do so.
In an interview with the BBC's "Four", Mawazine News, Fallon said that "I have prepared to use Trident missiles" in the most critical conditions, even if Britain does not face the threat of nuclear strike, without specifying the quality of these Circumstances ".
Fallon's remarks came as part of the government's response to the call by British Labor leader Jeremy Corbin to "achieve a world free of nuclear weapons."
Fallon criticized Corbin's position, saying "even the voters of his party left without a clear knowledge of what will happen to our nuclear deterrent."
In response to a question about the prime minister's readiness to launch a preemptive nuclear strike, the British defense minister said, "It is quite clear that the use of nuclear weapons should not be ruled out in the most critical situation."
"It is better not to define or describe these circumstances, because this will only reassure our enemies and make the deterrent less effective," Fallon said. "Its full meaning lies in leaving the mystery in the mind of every person who might think of using weapons against our country."
Trojan ballistic missiles designed in the United States and stages 3 represent mainly British nuclear capabilities.
The range of these rockets, launched from submarines, is 11,300 km.
It should be noted that the United Nations launched on 28/03/2017 special negotiations aimed at developing a treaty imposing a comprehensive ban on nuclear weapons.
Before the conference began, representatives of the United States, Britain and France issued a joint statement opposing such an event, while Russia and China also abstained from participating in the negotiations, but without joining the joint statement.
"The United Kingdom does not participate in the negotiations on the prevention of nuclear weapons because we do not believe it will lead to global progress in the area of ​​nuclear disarmament," Britain's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Matthew Rycroft, said at the time.
At the same time, Riechroft stressed that "his country has reduced its nuclear weapons reserves twice since the end of the Cold War."

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