A staunch supporter of Vladimir Putin has revealed a shocking plan to blow up replicas of the city centres of London and Washington with a nuclear missile. Alexei Mikhailov, head of the Bureau for Political-Military Analysis, explained that Russia would use thousands of migrants to build plywood versions of the two Western cities on Novaya Zemlya, an archipelago in the Arctic.

The plan would then be to fire a Bulava missile, launched from a submarine in the Atlantic Ocean, at the fake cities.

Mikhailov claimed that the explosion, with a force of more than 150 kilotons of TNT, would be a warning to the West to stop arming Ukraine.Presented by Mikhailov on Russian state television, which is controlled by the Kremlin, this extraordinarily extreme proposal suggested that thousands of migrants, who now no longer want to leave Russia, would be used to build replicas of London and Washington, including the White House, Buckingham Palace and Big Ben.

Although the plan is considered utterly absurd, it shows the level of propaganda and extremism that Russian state media is capable of.

The Bulava rocket, recently put into service, is considered the cornerstone of Russia’s nuclear triad and has an estimated range of over 8,300 kilometers.

Novaya Zemlya is notorious for its role as a Soviet nuclear testing ground during the Cold War. The Tsar Bomba, the most powerful atomic bomb ever detonated, was tested on October 30, 1961.

The explosion was so large that it caused shock waves to circle the Earth several times, and the mushroom cloud reached over 59 kilometers into the sky.

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