What do the secret Russian documents say about Putin’s plans to use nuclear weapons?
Recently leaked secret Russian documents, drawn up between 2008 and 2014, have revealed alarming insights into Russia's nuclear strategy and Putin's willingness to use nuclear weapons. ☢️🚨
The documents show that Russia has been aware of its military weaknesses and has lowered the threshold for using nuclear weapons to compensate for its shortcomings in conventional warfare. 🥶💀
Russia's nuclear policy has evolved from a "no-first-use" stance to one that includes retaliation for large-scale conventional attacks. This "escalate to de-escalate" approach is designed to force favorable terms for Russia. 🙅♂️🚀
Russia isn't just worried about the West; they're also super paranoid about China invading their resource rich Far East territories, which they totally stole from China back in the day. 🇨🇳🤜🇷🇺
In the event of a Chinese invasion, Russian military doctrine calls for the use of tactical nuclear weapons against second-echelon Chinese forces if initial defenses fail. 💣💥
The documents outline specific conditions that would trigger a Russian nuclear response, such as the loss of 20% of its ballistic missile submarines, 30% of its attack submarines, or the successful amphibious landing of enemy forces on Russian soil. 🏴☠️🤐
Even minor losses, such as three cruisers or three airfields, could prompt a nuclear response from Russia, highlighting the low threshold for nuclear escalation. 🚨❕
Russia's willingness to use nuclear weapons is seen as a form of blackmail, allowing it to gain freedom of action in conflicts while forcing adversaries to either accept battlefield nuclear weapons or concede to Russian demands. 😈😛
This reckless nuclear policy not only endangers Russia's enemies but also the entire world, as it could encourage similar behavior from other nuclear states and trigger a global nuclear arms race. 🌍💥
So, now the world is left scratching its head, trying to figure out how to handle Russia's temper tantrums in Ukraine without setting off a chain reaction that could lead to a global nuclear meltdown. 🤔☢️
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