This is a great question. Were the SSBNs deployed too, and if so, where are they? Hopefully the US Navy knows. Russia has been making moves lately that look like first-strike preps.vitchilo wrote:The question I have is.. .does it include the SSBNs?Godzilla85 wrote:whole northern fleet...that can't be good
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They posted something about the site changing to https://***********.org/ and the old @DEFCONWS is now https://twitter.com/***********/ but I don't know what happend to DWSIntel.Silent wrote:Has completely disappeared! Why?RiffRaff wrote:Looks like the account has been deleted...chiari wrote:where is DWS Intel Twitter?
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The SSBN are probably staying in some safe northern water where Russia has complete control of air and sea. Maybe some Oscar class subs if they want some underwater power to strike on Syria.vitchilo wrote:The question I have is.. .does it include the SSBNs?Godzilla85 wrote:whole northern fleet...that can't be good
If so, it means Russia has deployed all their nuclear submarines... for what purpose? Tell NATO to go to hell and not move on Syria? Or a first strike?
Putin KNOWS Obama is weak. Does he thinks he can get away with a first strike on the US?
Russia wants to weaken the EU, EU leaders say
Russia is trying to weaken the European Union, EU leaders agreed on Thursday, noting they needed to stay the course and remain united in policies towards Moscow.
"Leaders emphasized all sorts of Russian hostilities from airspace violations to information campaigns, cyber attacks, interference into the political processes in the EU and beyond," the chairman of the EU summit Donald Tusk told a news conference.
"Given these examples, it is clear that Russia's strategy is to weaken the EU," he said.
"Creating tensions with Russia is not our aim. We are simply reacting to steps taken by Russia. Of course the EU is always ready to engage in dialogue but we will not compromise our values or principles," he said.
"That is why we agreed to stay the course and above all to keep the unity of the EU," he said.
EU leaders also agreed to consider all available options if Russian military continued to commit atrocities in Syria alongside the Syrian army.
But the leaders stopped short of spelling out in their conclusions that these options included new sanctions against individuals and entities, as in the initial draft of the conclusions.
Read more at
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN12L01N
Russia is trying to weaken the European Union, EU leaders agreed on Thursday, noting they needed to stay the course and remain united in policies towards Moscow.
"Leaders emphasized all sorts of Russian hostilities from airspace violations to information campaigns, cyber attacks, interference into the political processes in the EU and beyond," the chairman of the EU summit Donald Tusk told a news conference.
"Given these examples, it is clear that Russia's strategy is to weaken the EU," he said.
"Creating tensions with Russia is not our aim. We are simply reacting to steps taken by Russia. Of course the EU is always ready to engage in dialogue but we will not compromise our values or principles," he said.
"That is why we agreed to stay the course and above all to keep the unity of the EU," he said.
EU leaders also agreed to consider all available options if Russian military continued to commit atrocities in Syria alongside the Syrian army.
But the leaders stopped short of spelling out in their conclusions that these options included new sanctions against individuals and entities, as in the initial draft of the conclusions.
Read more at
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN12L01N
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