RUSSIA'S DMITRY ROGOZIN DELIVERS NUCLEAR THREAT ABOUT BORIS JOHNSON'S HAIR

Russia's space industry chief appears to have indirectly issued a strange threat to the United Kingdom and its prime minister just a day after the test of an upcoming nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile.

Russia carried out a test of its in-development Sarmat missile on Wednesday, which has been interpreted as a show of strength nearly two months into its widely condemned invasion of Ukraine.

Dmitry Rogozin, director general of Russia's Roscosmos space agency, took to Twitter on Thursday in what appeared to be a further show of force—this time directed at U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his famous tousled blond hair.

In his tweet, Rogozin posted what he dubiously claimed was a comment by Johnson, translated from Russian: that the U.K. reserves the right to carry out a retaliatory nuclear strike against Russia without first consulting with other members of NATO—the international military alliance that it belongs to, along with the United States.

Rogozin wrote, translated from Russian: "Boris, if 'Sarmat' is used, none of you will 'consult with each other'.