BREAKING: *PUTIN's* MOVING Nukes NEXT to Poland (*NATO*)

well holy crap folks of Vladimir Putin

is now stepping up the stakes again

discussing staging strategic nuclear

weapons in belarus's breaking news

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it was just last week that Xi Jinping

visited with Putin they talked about how

they were going to create a change that

the world has not seen in over a hundred

years we didn't think that a week later

we would hear about nuclear weapons

being moved into Belarus which PS is

right on the border of Poland which is

part of NATO and remember an attack on

one is an attack on all but let's get

into the details of this so this uh

carefully orchestrated statement with

Putin and and Z took place as uh as they

shook hands in front of uh cameras and

media spectacle and a lot of people were

speculating over okay well well did did

Putin end up negotiating with XI Jin's

ping are we going to see a de-escalation

well guess what we got we got an

Escalade not a de-escalation now Putin

wants to move nuclear weapons strategic

tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus this

is a country that uh per treaties

nonproliferation treaties does not

currently have nuclear weapons and this

comes after they've deployed or after

Russia has deployed their naval fleet in

the Arctic with nuclear weapons this is

something that has not happened since

the 1970s Cold War so think about this

first we get nuclear weapons moved on to

ships in the Arctic now we're hearing

we're moving nuclear weapons to Belarus

which again is on the border of Poland

now uh this uh this idea of people

downplaying this war between Russia and

Ukraine as uh just a territorial dispute

Mr Ron DeSantis is really starting to

look incredibly risky and potentially

Reckless this situation is escalating

more than de-escalating especially as

Russia is seeking to recruit group more

than 400 000 troops to prepare for

Ukraine's or to counter Ukraine's spring

offensive and sadly this is eerily

similar to the disaster of the Cuban

Missile Crisis I'll give you a quick

reminder on this and let's talk some

more details here about what's actually

going on in Belarus so quick background

the Cuban Missile Crisis occurred in

October 1962. it was a 35-day

confrontation between guess whom Russia

and the United States the then Soviet

Republic Cuba is just 90 miles away from

Florida and the confrontation arose out

of the U.S government making two big

moves number one the U.S government

installed Jupiter nuclear missiles which

are medium-range ballistic missiles

highly accurate for 1960s technology

designed to strike China in the Soviet

Union in Italy and turkey that is kind

of near where they're designed to go and

now it's kind of like we're getting a

revisit of that some 61 years later but

now Russia basically doing it to us on

top of that then the U.S government

attempted to actually invade Cuba via

the uh famously failed Bay of Pigs

Invasion on the south coast of Cuba the

attack by the way the Bay of Pigs 1500

Special Forces some people think it was

a small attack 1500 special forces were

involved in that 30 planes B-26 bombers

ships tanks but it was a spectacularly

failed attempt at overthrowing the then

dictator Fidel Castro and what did it

end up doing well it ended up

galvanizing support for Fidel Castro and

he ended up becoming a national hero in

Cuba and guess what U.S escalations with

missiles and the Special Operation ended

up leading to well this Cuban Missile

Crisis were then Khrushchev decided to

partner with Castro and what did they do

they decided to install Russian nuclear

missiles in Cuba then grusha well I mean

it's worth noting that now you know now

we know we have history on our side we

know what history and what happened we

know that Khrushchev was later the same

person who fortunately helped negotiate

with the U.S to reduce Cold War tensions

cooler heads ended up prevailing but we

narrowly escaped nuclear war once before

and now instead of Khrushchev with poten

and today's provocations In fairness are

coming from both sides it's not great

you're getting both sides provoking

nuclear war you essentially here hold on

we gotta get buckled up we're coming in

for our Jerome bowel Landing on

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Tristan you buckled up all right here

you buckle up take care of yourself sir

all right we're coming in for a smooth

Landing I hope anyway now today's

provocations are uh coming in from uh

both are coming basically uh from both

sides right we know this already Russia

is armed and supplied by Iran China uh

China's already been uh supplying uh

lethal Weaponry uh to Russia for many

months now they just recently came out

and admitted that uh they're also

covertly being supplied by uh Kazakhstan

and turkey uh and then on the other side

of course we've got the United States

Ukraine and NATO continuing to ramp up

tensions rather than de-escalate the

United States for example has

contributed twice as much as the

European Union and supplies weapons in

direct Aid to Ukraine over twice that of

the European Union and NATO that's crazy

that's why many people are saying this

is basically a proxy war between the

United States and China it's essentially

our opportunity to weaken Russia without

risking American lives or what people

are saying uh times are very different

today though than they were back then

and it's worth considering those and I

hate using that phrase this time is

different but this time is different

okay and it's in a bad way uh back then

the United States had 5 000 nuclear

warheads Russia had just 300. well guess

what today Russia and the United States

together have 90 of the world's nuclear

warheads and guess how those numbers

break up well Russia has

5977 to our 5428 they have more nuclear

warheads than we do now maybe ours are

better maybe our Warheads are best

offense has but still numbers wise

they're kicking our butt they got about

10 more than we uh we have additionally

back in 1962 during the Cuban Missile

Crisis we were actually able to insulate

ourselves from a nuclear attack from

Cuban missiles by using a naval blockade

that JFK helped orchestrate which is

great in other words hey if we see you

shoot a missile we're gonna shoot it

down from our ships because we have 90

miles essentially of between Cuba and

Miami uh well maybe not Miami southern

tip of Florida would be more like Key

West but anyway today what do we have

well we've got basically nothing between

Poland and Belarus slightly scary so the

snakes are here are extremely clear here

nuclear escalation is ramping up and and

where are these weapons going and what

are they for and why are they being

placed let's talk about that but before

we talk about that we have to

take as neutral of a possible as a jab

at Governor DeSantis you all know me I

try to be in the middle here but here's

the thing Governor DeSantis kind of shot

himself in the foot last week by making

a comment he shouldn't have made and

this is a politically very terrible time

to make comments like this because this

is the kind of stuff that follows what

did DeSantis say DeSantis perfect

example of terrible political timing

told us

well I don't have a lot of foreign

policy experience by suggesting that

this Ukraine Russia conflict is just a

territorial dispute and what happens

right afterwards Putin visits with XI

Jin Bing and deploys nuclear weapons in

the border of Poland in Belarus that's

not great if only there had been some

hints to help prevent DeSantis from

making such a mistake like perhaps maybe

Vladimir Putin could have made it very

clear that he would suspend his

participation in the start nuclear arms

treaty oh wait that's exactly what he

did last month last month he suspended

his participation in the new start

treaty which was a bipartisan agreement

between the United States and Russia to

reduce and limit strategic offensive

weapons basically a style of nuclear

non-proliferation which is just a fancy

way of saying less nukes boys and girls

well Putin's like it no thanks I'm done

with that crap start by the replace by

the way replaced sort if you've ever

heard of that that was the Treaty of

Moscow which expired back into 2012 but

anyway he walked out of that on February

21st so oopsie oopsie Mr uh DeSantis

making some uh political faux pas here

and really highlighting that lack of

foreign policy experience but anyway

motivation here why is this happening

well uh specifically Putin says that his

choice to deploy tactical nuclear

weapons follows the United Kingdom's

disclosure that Britain is sending

shells made of depleted uranium to

Ukraine now uranium is a very very thick

mineral metal element uh and uh these

Munitions are not nuclear despite the

word uranium they are very very dense

and the reason they're used is because

they're very capable of penetrating

thick armor or bunkers and Putin saw

this as a threat to his neighbor uh

Belarus and so Putin will actually be in

control of these nuclear weapons some

details there are 10 aircraft presently

positioned in Belarus capable of

carrying carrying these nuclear weapons

from Russia to Belarus apparently

starting April 3rd a Putin will start

ordering the training of Cruz to be able

to handle these Icelander short-range

missiles strategic nuclear weapons in

the near-term probably little will

change since the storage facilities for

these nuclear weapons will actually not

be available until the until probably

around July that's when the storage

facilities should be available it

doesn't appear that Chinese discussions

though with Putin had really any effect

in helping reach a compromise and so I

think the impact to us here short term

is probably we've got to pay attention

more little is likely to happen over the

next few months but we are starting to

see that escalation of nuclear tensions

and it really follows the escalation of

military tensions that we've seen over

the entire last year so I think the

impact here is caution increase caution

hopefully increase pressure on our

politicians to ensure the reduction in

this nuclear risk that we're facing I

know many of us care about our stocks

the banking crisis a recession but

frankly I care more about my child about

my children uh than than numbers in a

bank account and ultimately I

respectfully care for you and your

family as well nuclear war is not an

option and this is terrible thanks for

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