Loaded Dice
1 min readNov 25, 2024

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Well, if you consider sowing of Ukrainian territory with banned (by the Ukraine itself) anti-personnel mines or missile barking a salvation, so be it. But after the first registered use of (slightly lightweight) ICBMs in modern wars, I wouldn't be so sure. ;)

They in Washington, London, Riga, Vilnius, Tallin, and Kiev would be very pleased for Russia to drop a couple of tactical atomic weapons in or near Ukrainian borders, sure, because such a move immediately would shift the end of war beyond the event horizon of the current generation of inept, careless, whimsical, and histrionic Ukrainian, British, Eastern European, and Dem Party politicians.

For example, the biggest fear of Zelensky's clique is an audit of the colossal sums of money and materiel they received from Harris-Biden administration and neocon bastards in the shadows of the Beltway. No Ukraine, or at least no Kiev, means no traces.

Precisely for that reason, I think, atomic weapons will not be deployed.

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Loaded Dice
Loaded Dice

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