'World War 3 Has Started' Declares Putin's Russian General Wanting 1m Troops
- A Russian General, Apti Alaudinov, stated that World War 3 is currently happening, linking it to rising tensions following Israel's strike on Iran.
- Alaudinov has called for the Kremlin to mobilize up to one million new troops, declaring that the conflict has already taken on a new turn and momentum.
- Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, announced that Israel will face severe punishment for its attacks, condemning them as crimes against the country.
- Alaudinov and Khamenei's comments reflect escalating military tensions, highlighting concerns over regional security.
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'World War 3 has started' declares Putin's Russian general wanting 1m troops
Major General Apti Alaudinov, a prominent figure in Russia's military leadership, urged the Kremlin to carry out mass mobilisation of up to one million fresh troops
Putin's general declares 'WW3 has begun' and demands one million fresh troops
Major General Apti Alaudinov, a prominent figure in Russia's military leadership, urged the Kremlin to carry out mass mobilisation of up to one million fresh troops following Israel's recent attack on Iran
Putin's general declares 'WW3 has started' and demands ONE MILLION fresh troops - The Mirror
Major General Apti Alaudinov urged the Kremlin to carry out mass mobilisation of up to one million fresh troops following Israel's attack on Iran - as he claimed World War 3 is already underway
Putin’s top general declares beginning of World War III
A senior Russian military commander has declared that World War 3 is already underway, citing escalating global tensions following Israel’s recent military strikes on Iran. Major General Apti Alaudinov, a prominent figure in President Vladimir Putin’s military leadership, has called on the Kremlin to launch a mass mobilisation of up to one million troops in preparation for a wider conflict, the Mirror reported. “We need to declare mobilisation,”…
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