Gli schiavi britannici ospiteranno armi nucleari americane

[Pestis nigra]

Media: gli Usa schiereranno armi nucleari nel Regno Unito

“Gli Usa schiereranno armi nucleari in Uk in risposta al trasferimento dei missili di Putin alla Bielorussia. Gli Usa intendono trasferire due squadroni di cacciabombardieri F-35 in grado di trasportare testate nucleari a Lakenheath, a 110 km da Londra”. Così, sul suo profilo di X (ex Twitter) il giornalista Daniele Angrisani (@putino), citando The Telegraph.


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Notizia che segue a qualcosa di un anno fa: https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...uclear-weapons

[Miles Templarius]

Sono gli Usa che sono schiavi degli inglesi, Londra comanda Washington, questo non ve l'ha mai detto nessuno forse.

[Saburosakai]

più o meno come succede in Italia da decenni e decenni?

[ady76]

più o meno come succede in Italia da decenni e decenni?

infatti
https://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/nucl...ocati-AEp5NH2B

[elnick]

Molto bene, più il bastone è grosso e noioso e più il tiranno russo capisce

[mixkey3]

più o meno come succede in Italia da decenni e decenni?

A noi mica le hanno date, siamo ancora territorio occupato e le bombe sono nelle basi USA

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[mixkey3]

Molto bene, più il bastone è grosso e noioso e più il tiranno russo capisce

Potrebbero provare a lanciarne una, la guerra finirebbe in ogni caso srasera

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[paulhowe]

Decine di F35 stealth con armi nucleari tattiche il cui yield esplosivo puo essere regolato.......

[9999]

Sui nukes russi in Bielorussia i putinetti hanno qualcosa da dire?

[Saburosakai]

Potrebbero provare a lanciarne una, la guerra finirebbe in ogni caso srasera

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giusto per saperlo....

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/...on-combat-duty


Russia puts advanced Sarmat nuclear missile system on ‘combat duty’

Russian space agency chief Yuri Borisov says new intercontinental ballistic missile system is now in service, Russia’s news agencies report.
In this image from video provided by the Russian Defense Ministry Press Service, the Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile blasts off during a test launch Friday from the Plesetsk launch pad in northwestern Russia, Friday, March 30, 2018. The Russian Defense Ministry said the launch was intended to test Sarmat's performance in the early stage of its flight. (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP)
A Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile blasts off during a test launch in 2018 from the Plesetsk launch pad in northwestern Russia [File: Russian Defence Ministry Press Service via AP Photo]
Published On 2 Sep 20232 Sep 2023

Moscow has put into service an advanced intercontinental ballistic missile that Russian President Vladimir Putin has said would make Russia’s enemies “think twice” about their threats, according to reported comments by the head of the country’s space agency.

Yuri Borisov, the head of the Russian space agency Roscosmos, said Sarmat missiles have “assumed combat duty”, according to Russian news agency reports on Friday.
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“The Sarmat strategic system has assumed combat alert posture,” the state-run TASS news agency quoted the Roscosmos chief as saying.

“Based on experts’ estimates, the RS-28 Sarmat is capable of delivering a MIRVed warhead weighing up to 10 tonnes to any location worldwide, both over the North and South Poles,” TASS said in its report.

White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said on Friday that he was not in a position to confirm reports that Russia had put the Sarmat on combat readiness.

Putin said in February that the Sarmat – one of several advanced weapons in Russia’s arsenal – would be ready for deployment soon.

In 2022, some two months after Russian troops invaded Ukraine, Putin said the Sarmat would “reliably ensure the security of Russia from external threats and make those, who in the heat of aggressive rhetoric try to threaten our country, think twice”.

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The Sarmat is an underground silo-based missile that Russian officials say can carry up to 15 nuclear warheads, though the United States military estimates its capacity to be 10 warheads.
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Known to NATO military allies by the codename “Satan”, the missile reportedly has a short initial launch phase, which gives little time for surveillance systems to track its takeoff.

Weighing more than 200 tonnes, the Sarmat has a range of some 18,000km (11,000 miles) and was developed to replace Russia’s older generation of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICMBs) that dated from the 1980s.

Russia test-fired the Sarmat missile in April 2022 in the Plesetsk region of the country, located some 800km (almost 500 miles) north of Moscow, and the launched missiles hit targets on the Kamchatka peninsula, in Russia’s far east region.

Source: Al Jazeera and news agencies