“Do you suppose the diplomats are aware of the Uke nuke program right now? Ever wonder why the Ukes sent a missile into Russian territory, hmmmmmm?”
This story was really strange. The initial Twitter post came from an organization which mapped military operations in Ukraine. The maps showed areas in Russia hit.
Here is my comment to the post https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4050684/posts:
What’s really weird is if you go to the website listed at the top of the thread it shows where the explosions occurred.
Then go to Google Maps, look up the location, click on the name and then translate Russian into English. It is a chicken farm. Maybe munitions were hidden there.
Maybe a chicken pecked too hard on one of the primers?
And yes, I agree that Ukraine is being pushed into this situation. Posts made over the last three days on FR show that Turks are hopeful the negotiations they are mediating will lead to a peace agreement. Then some western source, often the US, keeps throwing cold water on the process.
Maybe a chicken pecked too hard on one of the primers?
***DYYOMANK! Damn You, You Owe Me A New Keyboard!
Think about all that, in the context of a very hasty nuke program. Maybe the Ukes have only, say 5 or 6 nukes. They can barely get it to fit on some midrange missile. And they might only have about 20 of those.
So they start their negotiations with the Turks in the middle. They say, “back off, or we will nuke your ammo dumps. Don’t believe us? Watch this. “ A couple days later the Rukes announce they’re bein’ nice and pullin’ back a little tad from Kiev.
Even if the Ukes don’t have weapons grade nuke material, they can send dirty bombs 10 miles and really muck things up for the Russians.
This thing could be gettin’ real dicey.