A Stark Warning: Nuclear War Deemed Inevitable by Russian Officials, Millions Will Die

A dire warning has emerged from a Russian professor speaking on state television, suggesting that a nuclear conflict is inevitable, with Europe poised as the primary target.

Dmitry Evstafiev, the political scientist in question, conveyed a chilling message on Rossiya 1, asserting that it is now inevitable that Vladimir Putin will unleash nuclear devastation upon Europe.

The grave prediction was further disseminated by Anton Gerashchenko, an advisor to Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs, through social media channels.

Evstafiev didn't mince words, directly addressing European citizens, accusing them of botching their future by electing incompetent leaders. He said they “f***** up the present” and “chosen these morons to lead you.”

Evstafiev painted a grim picture of Russia's intentions, suggesting that the aim is to drastically alter Europe's fate, resulting in a staggering loss of life, with estimates ranging from 200 million to 250 million casualties, according to the Daily Star.

He singled out Paris as a potential epicenter of destruction in Putin's nuclear strategy.

The professor didn't stop at vague threats; he proposed explicit warnings, specifying the cities to be targeted and the expected human toll. His rhetoric bordered on the apocalyptic, leaving little room for optimism or negotiation.

Surprisingly, Evstafiev suggested that the United States might emerge relatively unscathed from the impending conflict, hinting at a preference for targeting European nations.

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His unsettling vision concluded with a suggestion that every European should receive a personalized postcard outlining the potential destruction of their homes and neighborhoods.

The aim? To shatter any sense of immunity to the horrors of war and force European citizens to confront the reality of their vulnerability and "make every European citizen understand that they can die too.”