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What If Russia Attacked Ukraine With A Tactical Nuclear Weapon?
2025 Oct 12, 7:02am 146 views 4 comments
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RWSGFY
2025 Oct 12, 10:18am
RWSGFY
2025 Oct 12, 10:18am
It's not 2022 anymore: the targets in Paper Tiger as far as 1000 miles away from the border are now being hit with heavy ordinance practically daily.
They would immediately get a nuclear power station close to
Moscow attacked by swarms of drones and cruise missiles, carrying up 1100 kg of explosives (2x what Tomahawk CM carries, btw). There is even a research reactor in Moscow proper, IIRC, so it will be served too.
They would immediately get a nuclear power station close to
Moscow attacked by swarms of drones and cruise missiles, carrying up 1100 kg of explosives (2x what Tomahawk CM carries, btw). There is even a research reactor in Moscow proper, IIRC, so it will be served too.
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Tenpoundbass
2025 Oct 12, 12:25pm
Tenpoundbass
2025 Oct 12, 12:25pm
Putin has no reason to. if the Euro commies keep meddling and throwing a wrench in Trump/Putin/Zelenski's peace talks. Putin may end up with all of Ukraine. Why would he bomb it?
Ukraine's only hope is to scede land that Putin took. Or he could try something he hasn't done since the start of the war, and try being diplomatic with Putin and engage in serious talks. Promise to stop slaughtering Russian ethnic citizens in the east, and he might get all of his land back. If he keeps listening to the Queers in Brussels he's going to lose it all, and Putin wont have to fire one single nuke.
Ukraine's only hope is to scede land that Putin took. Or he could try something he hasn't done since the start of the war, and try being diplomatic with Putin and engage in serious talks. Promise to stop slaughtering Russian ethnic citizens in the east, and he might get all of his land back. If he keeps listening to the Queers in Brussels he's going to lose it all, and Putin wont have to fire one single nuke.
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FortWayneHatesRealtors
2025 Oct 12, 12:43pm
Tenpoundbass says
It’s not Europe, most war funding is US. It’s our mercs and our weapons and our taxes.
Putin has no reason to. if the Euro commies keep meddling and throwing a wrench in Trump/Putin/Zelenski's peace talks. Putin may end up with all of Ukraine. Why would he bomb it?
Ukraine's only hope is to scede land that Putin took. Or he could try something he hasn't done since the start of the war, and try being diplomatic with Putin and engage in serious talks. Promise to stop slaughtering Russian ethnic citizens in the east, and he might get all of his land back. If he keeps listening to the Queers in Brussels he's going to lose it all, and Putin wont have to fire one single nuke.
It’s not Europe, most war funding is US. It’s our mercs and our weapons and our taxes.
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FortWayneHatesRealtors
2025 Oct 12, 1:10pm
Ohomen what if Australia attacked North Pole and kidnapped Santa Clause replacing him with a kangaroo?
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If Russia were to use tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine, how would the West react?
Here’s what would happen: There would be no western military unconventional response. The fallout cloud would be tracked as it moves over Russia, perhaps creating as many Russian casualties as Ukrainian. World media would broadcast the extraordinary amount of human suffering while all countries around the world would offer humanitarian assistance to Ukraine. Russia would receive no such aid, making the catastrophe in Russia much worse.
Putin would likely be immediately shot by one of his generals. Meanwhile, Russian generals and ministers would beg their US counterparts to not respond. It would be admitted that the attack had been a mistake, and Putin’s assassination would be advertised.
NATO would take certain conventional measures. Kaliningrad would be surrounded with NATO forces and put under siege, leading to the rapid depletion of food supplies there, and in Transnistria. Demands for Russian surrender in Kaliningrad, Transnistria, Crimea, Donetsk, and Abkhazia would be issued and would likely be adhered to.
Meanwhile the NATO governments would draw up surrender terms for the Russian government. These terms would include: 1. Immediate withdrawal of all Russian occupation forces and Russian nationals from all of Ukraine as well as from Kaliningrad, Moldova, and Georgia. 2. Immediate surrender of all those involved in the nuclear decision to a war crimes tribunal at the Hague, along with all accused of war crimes in Ukraine, 3. An immediate vow of the new Russian government to eliminate its entire nuclear arsenal under international supervision. 4. Russia-wide national elections entirely under international administration. 5. Support for the independence of any Russian region that asserts it.
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