Nuclear disarmament

[Politruk]

Nobody talks about it much since the Cold War ended. But the danger remains. The U.S., Russia and China still maintain Cold-War-level nuclear arsenals, updated as technology improves. Geopolitics being what it is, it is impossible to rule out a future serious conflict between these powers. It seems to me the best time for nuclear disarmament is one like the present, when nobody is thinking in terms of actually using the weapons.

 

[icanhelp1]

Nobody talks about it much since the Cold War ended. But the danger remains. The U.S., Russia and China still maintain Cold-War-level nuclear arsenals, updated as technology improves. Geopolitics being what it is, it is impossible to rule out a future serious conflict between these powers. It seems to me the best time for nuclear disarmament is one like the present, when nobody is thinking in terms of actually using the weapons.

Do you pay attention to anything. Russia has already threatened the use of tac nukes.

 

[ll74]

Do you pay attention to anything. Russia has already threatened the use of tac nukes.

Multiple times. Each time with a different "red line".

Can't wait to see what it is next

 

[Rightguide]

Multiple times. Each time with a different "red line".

Can't wait to see what it is next

Keep your eyes on Germany, the Russians just said they reserved the right to take these weapons shipments out at their source.

 

[ll74]

Keep your eyes on Germany, the Russians just said they reserved the right to take these weapons shipments out at their source.

Lol...of course they did.

I'm sure MacGregor is posting all the juicy details

 

[Politruk]

Keep your eyes on Germany, the Russians just said they reserved the right to take these weapons shipments out at their source.

Nothing will come of that -- Russia does not dare take direct action against any NATO member.