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Russia issues nuclear warning to new NATO member
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Has the US/west made any statements or moves towards moving nuclear weapons into Finland? Seems like that would be unnecessary.
Doesn't matter. Any nuclear attack on ANY NATO ally is seen as a direct attack on the US/NATO members.
This is just a dork waving his 3 inch dick.
Finnish legislation strictly forbids storing nukes inside our borders, even transporting them via our territory is a no-no. But laws can be changed.
Putin's whining about nuking Finland is ridiculous. Most of the time the prevailing winds here blow to the general eastern direction, detonating a nuke or few above our capital would nicely contaminate both St.Petersburg and the Finnish Gulf right in front of it. And using tactical/strategic nukes against our defences would happen near the Karelian border, which would irradiate Putin's and his cronies precious dachas located in the stolen Karelia.
So they most likely won't be doing that. But on the other hand Russia has clearly demonstrated that their actions are not based on rational thinking, so it remains to be seen.
Russia has nukes in Belarus and Kaliningrad Oblast.
Double standards and pussy sabre rattling. All they know is huffing and puffin.
We often loan weapons to allies. I have not heard Finland ask for nuclear weapons.
Oh you 'loan' nuclear weapons do you? Lmao
Yes the United States loans them.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_sharing
Huh that phrasing is actually a thing? TIL. Not really sure it conveys situation properly though. Like saying you share chlamydia.
Yeah it’s a weird thing but it’s a thing. It’s to prevent them from building their own weapons.
That's not the reason though.
That’s exactly the reason. The deal is we let them drop the bomb in return they don’t build one. We control the weapon on their land but they get to drop it in a war.
That's a contradictio in terminis.There's no way the US lets other counties decide when to drop their nuclear bomb.
The real reason of course is the US wants influence, and the countries it wants influence over agree to it to get other shit done.
It’s only for nato countries. The United States has to authorize the attack but yes, the other country gets to drop the bomb. It’s all in the article.
And as I stated before, the nukes aren't deployed in those countries because the countries want them there, it's because the US want them there, and has the 'persuasiveness' to get them there.