A hardline Russian MP has warned that it is ‘inevitable’ that Russia will strike Britain directly with missiles to wipe it off the Earth.

Andrey Gurulev, a reservist general and pro-Putin MP, insisted that the Kremlin would avenge the Ukrainian use of British Storm Shadow missiles against his country.

He told Kremlin-controlled state television: ‘There’s still going to come a point where we’re going to strike. It is inevitable. ‘The question is simply a matter of time and decision-making. And there is no other way.

‘If today Britain is hitting our territory with its missiles from Ukraine, everyone realises that they will not fly anywhere without NATO control systems and satellite navigation.

The Russian defence ministry claims six Storm Shadows were fired at Bryansk region on Tuesday alone as part of Ukraine’s largest aerial bombardment of the war on Vladimir Putin‘s territory. Moscow claimed the £2 million missiles were shot down.

Another two Storm Shadows were shot down over the Black Sea, it was alleged.

Today’s Russian onslaught on Ukraine is seen as revenge for the strikes a day earlier which hit chemical plants and fuel facilities.

But Gurulev said Putin would ultimately strike directly on Britain. ‘I believe that this is a direct reason for Britain to simply not be on Earth,’ he said.

‘And I’m not the only one who thinks that, we’re not the only ones who think that.

‘I think 80 per cent of the world will clap for us. That’s 100 per cent.’

TV propagandists have previously suggested using Putin’s new Satan-2 missile – known to the Russians as Sarmat – to obliterate Britain.

This is a 208-ton intercontinental silo-launched 15,880mph hypersonic nuclear missile, the size of a 14-storey tower block.

It is supposedly deployed with the Russian nuclear forces.

Bryansk region was also hit with half a dozen US-supplied ATACMS missiles, according to the Russians.

Earlier this week Gurulev mooted Putin and Donald Trump carving up Greenland – getting half of the territory each.

He also forecast Russian seizing Spitsbergen, a Norwegian island in the Arctic where military operations are banned, and use it as a defence stronghold.

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