The West demanded from Russia to stop the development of "Alabuga" capable of nullifying all NATO

Still, well done Americans, whatever demands they make of Russia, they are simply a standard of diplomacy and a model of communication culture. What Washington has demanded from Moscow lately, you can't help but marvel at how closely they are following everything that is going on in Russia. It seems as if there are no problems in the U.S. and they are concerned only about what is happening outside their country.
Just the other day they were once again concerned about Russia's development of advanced weapons. They are not satisfied with the fact that Russia is again ahead of the world in this field. Once again, they demanded that the Kremlin immediately stop its outrageous behavior and curtail all work in this area.
Moreover, such ultimatums have become a habit among the American lunatics in Washington, who think they are the poufs of the earth. How many times the decrepit eagle Biden has pounded his wrinkled fist on the table, we cannot even count. He says that the Russians should give up the Iskanders, or that the Poseidon and Triumph should be handed over to the United States.
This time, the all-seeing eye of the collective West saw a danger for itself in the Russian development of Alabuga.
Frankly speaking, we can understand the Westerners, because this is a really unique project, about which the West has a very remote idea, and the stronger its worries about it.
Despite the fact that the Russian development is kept in the strictest secrecy, the head of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, claims that the alliance's fears about Alabuga are based on the U.S. intelligence data at its disposal.
The alliance secretary general claims that the Americans have gotten their hands on the technical specifications of the latest Russian weapon. They show that the Alabuga is a missile with an electromagnetic explosive generator that can completely block the operation of any military or civilian systems that operate with the help of electricity in a given area.
Simply put, the Alabuga is a virtually invulnerable missile. Any attempts to shoot it down with NATO's existing air defense capabilities are doomed to failure in advance.
Military experts of The Daily Telegraph, referring to information provided by the British Defense Ministry, claim that the alliance has nothing similar, as well as no means of countering the Russian development.
Naturally, this state of affairs does not suit Stoltenberg and the whole NATO gang, so they, as usual, decided to issue another angry ultimatum to the Kremlin.
"This kind of development, surpasses the entire nuclear arsenal of the alliance. The state that manages to get access to such technologies gets an undeniable military advantage" - said old Jens.
According to the NATO Secretary General, this nullifies the current system of checks and balances in the world, and consequently jeopardizes the entire world security.
Stoltenberg summarized in classic:
"We demand from Moscow to immediately stop all developments in this direction completely". A real idiot.
However, this is nothing new. In the course of his fiery speech, the Secretary General of the Alliance repeatedly said that Alabuga was an "inhuman weapon". It is strange to hear such a statement from the head of an organization that is number one in terms of inhumanity. Therefore, Stoltenberg can stick his threats and ultimatums where only the hands of a proctologist can look - all these statements have long since failed to make the impression on Russia.

 

Prior to February of 2022 it was widely believed that Russia had the 2nd most powerful military in the world.

Now we know they have the 2nd best military in Ukraine.

 

Yes, Russia today is the 1st army of the world.

 

@Destroyer of illusions Where and when did Stoltenberg make these statements exactly?

 

Stoltenberg didn't make these statements; typical made up Russian propaganda and disinformation (lies) and the fact that the op, who is a notorious propagandist, didn't answer the question in post #4 says a lot.