Re: Russian Gas ban - A problem for Europe or suicide for Russia?
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Now there is another warning - Putin on Tuesday delivered a nuclear warning to the west over Ukraine, suspending a landmark nuclear arms control treaty, announcing new strategic systems had been put on combat duty and warning that Moscow could resume nuclear test. Now what is more alarming than this?
I'll disappoint you a little!
Putin personally, representatives of the Kremlin and a pack of propagandists have repeatedly squealed about the strikes on London and Warsaw, and "we have the right", and even transfer the Strategic Missile Forces to a high level of readiness! And even the other day, when Biden paid a visit to my beloved Kyiv, he tried to launch his rocket, as it should be "unparalleled"
Guess the result of the exercises? Launch failed! Now let's get back to Russia's "withdrawal" from the treaty.
1. Firstly, it does not withdraw, but suspends its implementation without withdrawing from the contract. Strange huh? Those. it seems to relieve itself of any obligations, but the agreement is valid - and the United States is obliged to fulfill it. And now the most interesting. One of the key points of the agreement is the possibility for the parties to carry out visits and checks of the FI STATE of the second participant. And then we move on to part two:
2. There is a lot of indirect evidence that Russia's nuclear triad is the same fake as everything else in Russia. Let me explain. Since 2014, Ukraine has stopped serving Russian nuclear weapons. Did not know ? The nuance is that most of the strategic missiles are the development of the Ukrainian plant Yuzhmash. There are specialists only at Yuzhmash. Russia does not have them. as there is no engineering documentation in order to figure out what and how to REGULARLY service. A missile is a very complex technological solution with tens of thousands of control points and verification protocols ... In total, the main part of the Strategic Missile Forces has not been serviced for 8 years. They either lie in storage warehouses, because they are in mines, or on mobile platforms (auto / railway). For 8 years, they were either completely not served, or served by "hand-assed specialists." What is worse is not even clear. A unilateral refusal to fulfill contractual obligations will not allow US representatives to visit the facilities and, therefore, make sure that a significant part of Russia's nuclear potential is inoperable. Well, Russia serves it "under sauce" - "we are ready to apply it and we will not even comply with the agreement now"