Russia-Ukraine War - News and Developments

Hassan Al-Somal · Apr 15, 2022

https://twitter.com/x/status/1514635843545223170

letsrock · Apr 15, 2022

Ali_Baba said:
What kind of weird inverted logic is that?

It is more valid to say it was hit but did not sink ...

whats inverted about it. It shows claims of several people including lithunaian minister were simply made up- further putting a question on credibility.
its also valid to say there was some accident on the ship and it has nothing to do with ukraine attacks.

Viet · Apr 15, 2022

Hassan Al-Somal said:
Deploying nuclear-capable missile and nuclear weapons are different. Nukes are only deployed in the event that a country is anticipating an existential threat. Nordic countries not caring is like committing a suicide! They should avoid provoking Russia, including not joining NATO, at any cost.

Joining the Nato is the life insurance. They see the sad fate of Ukraine not in the NATO.

By the way Russia has nuclear missiles in place targeting Europe. that makes no difference when they move those missiles some kilometers closer to Sweden or Finland.

bobo6661 · Apr 15, 2022

Hassan Al-Somal said:
Deploying nuclear-capable missile and nuclear weapons are different. Nukes are only deployed in the event that a country is anticipating an existential threat. Nordic countries not caring is like committing a suicide! They should avoid provoking Russia, including not joining NATO, at any cost.

Man they got both in Kaliningrad

for a long time

Russia’s talk about the deployment of nuclear weapons in its exclave of Kaliningrad “seems rather strange”, given that those weapons “have always been kept there”, Lithuanian Defence Minister Arvydas Anušauskas has said.

https://www.lrt.lt/en/news-in-engli...reat-to-deploy-nuclear-weapons-in-kaliningrad