{"id":750795,"date":"2026-02-08T15:12:11","date_gmt":"2026-02-08T15:12:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/750795\/"},"modified":"2026-02-08T15:12:11","modified_gmt":"2026-02-08T15:12:11","slug":"russias-horror-ww3-map-shows-38-uk-towns-and-cities-on-nuke-hitlist-uk-news","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/750795\/","title":{"rendered":"Russia’s horror WW3 map shows 38 UK towns and cities on nuke hitlist | UK | News"},"content":{"rendered":"

Old car war documents have revealed that 38 towns and cities are in the firing line for a Russian nuclear blast if war were to ever break out. The doomsday scenario<\/a> created by the government names nearly 40 areas in the UK that were deemed at risk of an attack<\/a> from the Soviet Union.<\/p>\n

Alongside the towns and cities, several other military bases, air strips and military ports all across the UK were identified. In total, 106 targets were chosen<\/a> by military strategists as \u201cprobable nuclear targets\u201d if WW3 were to ever break out. Although the three-figure list may already seem on the extensive side for a country the size of the UK, it was noted that these locations were only earmarked for nuclear attacks<\/a>, and if conventional missiles and ballistics were used, the number of targets would be likely to rise.<\/p>\n

The list was created under Edward Heath in the early 1970s and therefore reflects the targets of Britain from five decades ago.<\/p>\n

The now declassified documents are housed at the National Archives, but could still hold some truth should tensions escalate once again.<\/p>\n

Some more modern targets have also been identified by Russian senator and military veteran Dmitry Rogozin, who warned of UK sites at risk in 21st-century warfare.<\/a><\/p>\n

This threat emerged following former defence secretary Ben Wallace’s controversial remarks about “making Crimea uninhabitable and unviable from a Russian point of view”.<\/p>\n

Rogozin added: “We must help Ukraine<\/a> acquire long-range capabilities to make Crimea uninhabitable. We need to strangle Crimea. What a sober minister has in mind, a former one has on his tongue.<\/p>\n

“However, it is even good that they reveal their true intentions. It is useful to read this for those of us who still consider peace with imperialist aggressors possible.<\/p>\n

“And my advice to our [Russian] oligarchs: do not send your children to study in England! It is deadly dangerous.”<\/p>\n

Full list of towns targeted in Cold War plans:<\/p>\n