Posted on 05/28/2025 3:37:14 PM PDT by Apparatchik
Journalists have uncovered the leak of two million documents concerning Russia’s secret nuclear bases. This discovery could have serious implications for the country's security, potentially necessitating significant infrastructure changes.
Journalists from the investigative portal Danwatch and the newspaper "Der Spiegel" have obtained two million Russian documents pertaining to the country's secret nuclear bases. Among them are detailed plans for the construction and modernisation of the base in Yasny, where the Avangard hypersonic glide missile has been positioned since 2019. The documents also reveal information about security systems, the placement of cameras and sensors, and infrastructure details such as underground tunnels and weapon rooms.
The Russian Ministry of Defence has yet to comment on the matter, but experts predict that the data leak may compel Russia to reconstruct its bases. Altering the infrastructure in these facilities will be costly, which could impact the country's defence budget. The State Duma had previously tightened public procurement regulations for the military; however, as can be seen, this did not prevent the leak.
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I don’t agree with their saber-rattling against Russia lately. It’s one thing to believe that Russia may sometime try to invade them, it’s another to saber-rattle as if they had already been invaded and it’s time for war. All of this going on in the peripheral vision of Putin the lions are growling on both sides. Europe is sabotaging Trump’s peace deal.
EXEMPT us from NATO on this one
My mother use to get the Spiegel clothing catalog. Not even sure they’re still in business. I must google that...
They are going into having to spend billions on national defense to agree with what Trump wants them to do as NATO members.
Is this drama to justify that?
If it is I hope it ends soon.
Spending billions on the military is taking money away from the welfare state people may get very angry in Europe in the years ahead.
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