Posted by Matt in December 27th, 2009 |
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The bottom line is that Russia reserves the right to launch a nuclear preemptive strike to protect itself and its allies.
Russia’s military is falling apart, therefore, it’s becoming clear that Russia will increasingly rely on its nuclear weapons for protection. This will include threats and/or preemptive nuclear strikes.
Therefore, Russia now announced its right to use [...]
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Posted by Matt in December 18th, 2009 |
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Nikolay Patrushev, the Secretary of the Russian Security Council said earlier that the new doctrine will allow the military to use nukes in small-scale conflicts and launch pre-emptive nuclear strikes.
Gazeta.ru, which obtained a copy of the draft doctrine, stressed that the document gives Russia “the right to a nuclear war. Moscow will be able to [...]
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Posted by Matt in October 14th, 2009 |
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If Bolton’s recent rhetoric is any indication, his AEI appearance may accomplish the formidable feat of making Michael Rubin sound like a dove. Discussing Iran during a Tuesday speech at the University of Chicago, Bolton appeared to call for nothing less than an Israeli nuclear first strike against the Islamic Republic. (The speech, sponsored by [...]
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Posted by Matt in October 13th, 2009 |
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Russia is telling us that a regional conflict or local conflict could trigger a pre-emptive nuclear strike.
What does this mean?
Who is Russia going to launch a pre-emptive strike upon? There is only one answer, and that is America.
America itself doesn’t have to do anything. It is enough that a friend/ally of America trigger a conflict [...]
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Posted by Matt in July 31st, 2009 |
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Thanks, to North Korea’s recent antics, Russia is planning to reactivate the 266 shelters which surround the Eastern city of Vladivostok.
With rockets flying just a few hundred kilometers away, Russian officials find it necessary to keep these shelters operational.
Vladivostok has more bunkers than any other city in the country, but only half are judged to [...]
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Posted by Matt in July 19th, 2009 |
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After 2015 Russia is going to have an increasingly difficult time defending against an America nuclear strike. This is due to the advancing U.S. capability to destroy Russian nuclear forces on the ground, during the boost phase or immediately after separation from their carriers.
Experts project that until 2012-2015 the level of 1,700 munitions will be [...]
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Posted by Matt in May 28th, 2009 |
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More likely, Iran wishes to break Israel’s will — not necessarily by a nuclear strike. Instead, periodic threats from a nuclear theocracy, Iran may recognize, would do well enough.
Once armed with the bomb, Iran will likely increase the frequency of its now-familiar denial of the Holocaust. In between such well-publicized lunacy, some Iranians, such as [...]
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Posted by Matt in May 14th, 2009 |
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Not only may Iran launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike on Israel, but anticipating a U.S. retaliatory strike, it could also hit the United States with a pre-emptive electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack at the same time.
According to the congressionally authorized EMP Commission, such an attack, launched by firing one or more nuclear tipped missiles from a [...]
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Posted by Matt in October 9th, 2008 |
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The US must increase its nuclear arsenal in response to China’s growing military might, according to a State Department report.
It claimed that China will have “in excess of 100 nuclear-armed missiles that could strike the United States” by 2015.
By contrast, it said the US had allowed its nuclear stockpile and expertise to “deteriorate and atrophy [...]
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