Silver Cat
Gold Member
It is "unlikely" only if the UK won't invade Russia-controlled waters. If they continue their provocations - the war (against Ukraine or Britain) becomes much more likely.I think that the possibility of a nuclear war is viewed as a possible but highly unlikely scenario. While destabilizing of some parts in Central Asia is the perspective of relatively nearest future.In the case of Taliban invasion - there will be a local war. In the case of British violation of Crymean borders - there will be a significant risk of a nuclear, regional war. Therefore, Russia can ignore potential Taliban's treat to Tajikistan (for some time), but can't ignore a treat of a nuclear war against Britain.You are comparing oranges with apples. They are two different kinds of threat. Except of that, it can't be excluded that the Brits will try to stir some things up there. Actually, I will be hardly surprised if they won't.In fact, Britain, being a nuclear power will always be more serious problem than non-nuclear militants.Something tells me that soon Russia will be dealing with extremist Muslim groups spreading to Central Asia out of Afghanistan. And it may be that your country will have to start another Afghan campaign.Britain has promised new incidents in Russian waters in the Black Sea.
The British naval forces will continue to enter the Black Sea similar to the one carried out by the British destroyer Defender, which violated the state border of Russia, on July 6, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the kingdom Dominic Raab said during a hearing in the country's parliament.
Keep it up, idiots!
With all that said, I mean that some British warships won't be a too big concern for you soon.