NATO Going NUCLEAR In WW3 War Games In Baltic Region

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In what surely must be viewed as a serious esculation in the build up to war, NATO, urged by Britain, are planning to carry out drills that will simulate a Russian nuclear attack on a Baltic State, and the retaliatory strike by the UK’s Trident submarines. This comes after Putin has repeatedly stated that any further NATO expansionalism against his borders would see him take action, and at a time when the militaries of Russia, USA, UK, France etc all sit in and around Syria.

We are already dangerously close to war with all these armies in the area, the chances of an accidental incident increase by the hour, not to mention the perfect conditions for a false flag, for example, a western jet being shot down only for it to be blamed on the Russian.

With Russia showing the world what a war on terror should really look like, if it was genuine, the western cabal are cornered, and theres nothing more dangerous than a cornered animal!

These nuclear drills are the first of the like since the end of the cold war. This is sure to provoke some kind of response from the Kremlin, and thats exactly what NATO wants. Look at how NATO seized upon the incident in the air between Russia & Turkey to justify putting troops onto the Syrian border, despite the fact that the two countries had already shook hands and agreed it was much to do about nothing!

Lets take a look at what the media whores are saying about this. The EU Observer reports….

Nato is doubling the size of its Russia-deterrent force, opening new facilities in eastern Europe, and may resume Cold War-era nuclear arms drills, defence ministers said in Brussels on Thursday (8 October).

Jens Stoltenberg, the alliance’s head, told press after the meeting: “This [deterrent] force will count up to 40,000 troops. That’s twice as many troops as the current level”.

He said a “spearhead” portion of the force, which focuses on special operations, is ready to deploy anywhere on Nato territory “in as little as 48 hours”.

He noted that it will use two new facilities, to be set up in Hungary and Slovakia, on top of “small” bases being created in Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Romania.

He also said the force, initially designed for eastern Europe, could be sent to Turkey if need be.

“We have seen increased turmoil, increased uncertainty, violence to the south of Nato borders in Turkey … we can be able to deploy forces [there] if needed”.

The British Nato ambassador, Sir Adam Thomson, told media the alliance is also considering resumption of drills on how to “transition up the escalatory ladder” from conventional to nuclear warfare.

The UK’s defence minister, Michael Fallon, noted: “We have to know how they fit together, nuclear and conventional”.