US Troops Are Accumulating in Europe as the Pentagon Eyes Putin's Ukraine War

a reply to: NightFlight
So how would one prove the nuke was russian and not the taliban?
Like at least "yellowcake" proof.....

And wouldn't that large of an event cause a launch return at least in kind if not massive?
Which would lead others to launch?

So the ff causes global destruction?

P.S.
I would expect the ff in poland or similar nato nation.
Then the usa is bound by treaty to get involved then.

originally posted by: shooterbrody
ukraine has 60 million men of fighting age engaged with the russian army.

Gonna leave a lot of widows in need of comfort.

originally posted by: Snarl

originally posted by: shooterbrody
ukraine has 60 million men of fighting age engaged with the russian army.

Gonna leave a lot of widows in need of comfort.

Most already left according to the magic picture box.

originally posted by: NightFlight

originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: NightFlight
So the "false flag" will be a russian nuke strike?
That would definitely kick start ww3.

They better be careful, they will bite off more than they can chew.
I don't think "patton" would be restrained this time.

Don't know if you are sarcastic or trolling me - anyway - a Soviet sub went down about 700 nm north of Bermuda in 1986. It had at least 16 (other Soviets said 14) nuclear tipped missiles still onboard, one was ejected during a violent blast when seawater and missile fuel mixed in the missile tube. In 1988, the Soviets located the sub and went down 18,000 feet to recover the nukes and anything else recoverable. No nukes were recovered because someone had all ready recovered them plus the one that was accidently ejected during the explosion. (My surprised face :wow

nationalinterest.org...
www.thevintagenews.com...

Those warheads would be at least 36 years old by now.

Well past their useful life as intact weapons (Nuclear weapons require regular maintenance to remain effective, and their cores, the "heart" of the device degrades over time).

That does not even begin to take into account the damage that would likely have to them due to submersion at 18000 ft.

a reply to: Mantiss2021

Right! I...

Can't even
Imagine something like that
Atomically ever happening!

Could you
In this day and
Age???

After reporting about the complete disconnection of Russia from the global internet on March 11, there are signs that the Russian Spy Ship Yantar, known for spying on undersea internet cables, has left its base in the Russian Arctic…
In Russian sources Yantar is described as a ‘Special Purpose Ship’ or ‘Oceanographic vessel’. In the West however it is regarded as a spy ship. Its forte is surveying undersea cables and possibly tapping, delousing or sabotaging them.

strangesounds... .org/2022/03/russian-spy-ship-yantar-known-for-spying-on-undersea-internet-cables-leaves-its-base.html

Everybody seems to be convinced Putin has already shown the world how weak his battle skills and entire army is. I'm not buying it for a second.

He's either a player in an operation to bring in the OWO, or.....the world is in BIG trouble.

originally posted by: musicismagic
Guess I was right about the " smartest sting ". Moving the US troupes to Europe while the real hot topic is Xi's statement that China will take Taiwan.
Keep in mind the Paralympics in China ends March 13, 2022. I don't think its a smart idea to move 12000 troops to NATO nations while the US is being invaded at the southern border. Messed up world .

As Russia marches on its warpath, encircling Ukrainian cities and bombing civilian buildings, the Pentagon has deployed some 12,000 troops to NATO member nations within spitting distance of Ukraine, a massing of infantry, aircraft and tanks not seen since the Cold War.

www.military.com...

how many we still have in germany?