A Russian warmonger common has chillingly known as on Vladimir Putin to make use of the "perfect" alternative to fireplace nuclear weapons on Ukraine.

Andrey Gurulev, a pro-Kremlin MP and former common, advised the president use the nukes to retaliate in response to a wave of Ukrainian drone strikes inside Russia territory.

Ukrainian troops have efficiently recaptured the village of Robotyne following a brutal 11-week battle.

This is seen as a significant milestone of their continued battle to sever the land hyperlink between the annexed Crimea peninsula and Donesk - a transfer many army consultants imagine would swing the conflict firmly in Ukraine's favour.

But Gurulev has now made chilling feedback about nuclear weapons in an look alongside fellow Kremlin mouthpiece Vladimir Solovyov on Russian TV.

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The two males agreed the Ukrainian village of Robotyne could be the "perfect" place to focus on.

Solovyov started by claiming that "for real" the village was the “perfect, perfect spot to use tactical nuclear weapons".

Gurulev replied: “Perfect. They are all bunched up there, simply perfect. And the [Ukrainian] grouping goes out of the window.

"Further, simply a perfect situation, because there is a complete absence of reserves of the enemy.

"Even with those forces that we have, we are quite capable to advance, and quite nicely free Zaporizhzhia and, perhaps, even Dnipropetrovsk region.”

In addition, the previous common claimed that by attacking Robotyne, Russian troops may free" the Zaporizhzhia and Dnipro areas, earlier than "encircling and destroying" Ukrainians within the Donetsk area.

Solovyov added: "Most importantly it saves so many lives of our fighters, and solves all problems.

"This is a bit bit delivering from evil that the whole lot can be contaminated there, that everybody will die."

The Kremlin mouthpiece also suggested using nuclear weapons is simply an "air nuclear explosion" with a "crystal clear affected zone".

Tellingly, the feedback got here a day after Putin suffered his worst bombardment within the 18-month battle as Ukraine unleashed an enormous cross-border barrage.

Pskov Airfield in western Russia got here below heavy hearth as Ukraine allegedly targeted a fleet of Russian warplanes.

Four prized aircraft were blasted in the huge bombardment as explosions rang out and thick plumes of smoke rose into the sky.

In response, a Kremlin spokesperson warned the onslaught "won't go unpunished".

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