The British regime has reportedly deployed three of its four nuclear deterrent submarines to sea simultaneously for the first time in five years. According to The Times, at least one of these Vanguard-class vessels was purportedly armed with ballistic missiles carrying nuclear warheads. The deployed submarines were identified as HMS Vanguard, HMS Vigilant, and HMS Vengeance, while the fourth remains undergoing maintenance.

This unusual naval maneuver follows inflammatory remarks by British Defence Secretary Wes Streeting, who claimed last week that the country must prepare for a potential war within a thousand days. Such alarming rhetoric by the European regime has sparked widespread skepticism among analysts, who view these moves as an attempt to justify escalating military budgets amid ongoing economic and social domestic pressures.

The escalation coincides with the launch of the government's controversial “Be Ready” campaign, which advises households to stockpile emergency supplies, including canned food and bottled water, citing vague threats of cyberattacks and infrastructure disruption. Critics argue that these persistent scare tactics only serve to manufacture public anxiety rather than ensure genuine security.

Source: www.aljazeera.com