ALERT!! Looks like Nuclear False Flag Incoming!!! Eyes On, Steady at the Wheel!
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How about NATO is planning some shit at the expense of Russia?
That's the definition of a false flag...
...that is one awesome piece of machinery.....
Quite impressive
Russians seem to be well ahead of us in undersea cruise missiles and in ballistic hypersonic missiles.
Since it seems that these two catagories of offensive weapons may control the outcome of a nuclear war (wouldn't last more than a few hours) it seems like it might be a good idea to consider befriending Putin and Russia.
If we haven't done that already . . . kek.
"Russians seem to be well ahead of us in undersea cruise missiles and in ballistic hypersonic missiles."
I can say with utmost confidence this is spin from our own DoD. We've had hypersonics since the 90's, as well as top tier undersea weapons. The Russians cannot match anything we have, as they simply do not have the budget...both on and off the books. They, and everyone else, are just now catching up to what we've had and surpassed 30+ years ago.
We have such a bump ahead in technology, there is no Nation that is within 30-50 years, or longer, of our current tech level.
Wish I can give better than that (specifics), but there simply isn't any public release of the things I am alluding to (yet) and, if I said more, could land me in Leavenworth, get my clearance stripped, and never work in Gov again. I kind of like what I do so...sorry for that. Point is, there is nothing any nation has that can touch what we have...for a very wide margin.
Good, I kinda figured that, unless the deep state gave everything we had to our enemies.
Good Dog😘
u/#pepenuke
Love love this gif!! Lol
Hunt for Red October?
“Too fast Vasily”
Yeah, the coinkidinkiness of that is kinda .... well, you know
Sauce: https://news.yahoo.com/nato-fears-russia-preparing-test-113700443.html
Yahoo, your favorite Cabal Web News propaganda outlet, publishing on 'fears' re: Russia using a nuke sub.
Highlighting Zelenblip's intel on "prospects of a nuclear attack"...
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According to the newspaper, the key commands of the NATO member countries have received reports over the past few days regarding the movement of the nuclear submarine Belgorod, which can carry Poseidon torpedoes.
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It is considered "the epitome of a new concept of warfare," La Repubblica writes. It said that the Belgorod is often mentioned in the context of the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, "as this is one of the activities for which it was designed."
“However, Western intelligence is convinced that (the submarine) did not go beyond the White Sea (in the north of Russia),” the newspaper writes. “In fact, it should next appear in the waters of the Arctic for a series of secret tests.”
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The nuclear submarine BS-329 Belgorod was originally built as a Project 949A Antey submarine (according to NATO classification - Oscar-II). However, it was modified as it was being built. The 184-meter submarine is now the longest submarine in existence today. Belgorod was officially transferred to service with the Russian Navy on July 8, 2022.
Wouldn't doubt it.
looks inflatable
Reminds me of the inflatable tanks in world War 2
It's even tied down, so it doesn't float away.
Poisedon a nuclear toroedo purpose built to create massive water walls.
Nuclear scare event + watch the water?
The question becomes, which world coastal city will the DS sacrifice in their attempt to frame Russia, and justify WWIII?
No country would use a nuclear weapon in an area they want to take over. This basic fact should be used in analyzing any nuclear event that might happen.
Well ya blew up their pipeline sooooooo.
Tennesse is about to have oceanfront property.
so is it a nuclear tipped torpedo or one powered by a nuclear cell? big difference...
No.