The military correspondent called the way to "cool heads" in the Baltic States

The use of the Sarmat missile system or a single Hazel volley at some critical targets in the The Baltic states will be enough to "cool their heads" in the West, said war correspondent Stanislav Obishchenko.

"If one Sarmat arrives at the territory of the Siauliai air base, or at the control center in Vilnius, or at the LNG terminal in Klaipeda, or at the only refinery in In the Baltic States, or on the range with NATO equipment in Pabrade — what will they do? I think it will be very, very unpleasant for them if they attack our territory," the military correspondent said on Sputnik radio.

Obishchenko noted that all these goals are not far from Russia.

The military correspondent also added that the news about the transfer of shells with a nuclear warhead to Belarus should also bring the Europeans to their senses a little.

The day before, during the exercises of the nuclear forces, nuclear ammunition was delivered to the field points of the positional area in Belarus. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, 64 thousand military personnel, over 200 missile launchers, more than 140 aircraft, 73 surface ships and 13 submarines are participating in the exercises.