Ukraine to Bomb Putin at Kremlin | WW3.

Zalinsky just threatened to bomb the

Kremlin, suggesting that Putin and other

diplomats at the Kremlin should know

where their bunkers are because

Ukraine is not just ready to take their

land back, but they're now demanding to

hawks from the United States. And boy,

I'm gonna break down a pretty impressive

Axios interview directly with Silinski

on what Silinsk's intentions are with

his weapons. I'm going to give you a

full update on this war along with

giving you an update on what's going on

with Iran and their nuclear enrichment.

Keep in mind that Iran is deathly afraid

of the nuclear armed Israel. Iran is a

huge partner of Russia and therefore

also China and North Korea. It's the

axis of four. Understand this. Iran and

Russia just signed a deal to build four

nuclear reactors in Iran. The idea is

that these are supposed to be peaceful

projects. Well, at the same time, the

Washington Post is now reporting that

Iran is increasing the enrichment or at

least the building out and therefore

likely the enrichment of a mysterious

underground site in the months since the

US and Israel pummeled these nuclear

facilities. These are really big

geopolitical updates here, right? So,

things are like things are not getting

better. Things are getting worse. We

bombed Natans and Donald Trump argued

that oh, not only are we going to end

the deal, the the war in Ukraine in 24

hours, but we've completely and utterly

obliterated Iran's ability to enrich

nuclear weapons. really because we

attacked this Natansa Richmond facility

right here with Tomahawka cruise

missiles and GBU57 bunker busting bombs

including Fordo but we did not at all

attack Pickax Mountain which is a 3minut

drive from the Natans facility which now

according to the post's analysis

uh and the satellite footage that you

can see yourself right here we see walls

getting built out another policy failure

here unfortunately when it comes to

foreign policy of essentially Iran

building while at the same time Russia

is building up and buying patience and

now the question is what Zinsky

demanding well things that some say

could lead to World War II. So put all

this together and things are getting a

little intense but let's break this

down. So we start with Zilinsky and

let's break down his discussion with

Axios and then we'll come back to Juwan

and we'll see how these are all related.

So, Zalinski sat down and said that the

only reason Putin wanted to meet in

person with Trump was to show the

Russian people that they should continue

to support the Russian war against

Ukraine, to denify Ukraine. Putin

doesn't want to end the war. He doesn't

want trilateral agreements or meetings.

He simply wants a domestic supply, or

rather domestic support for his war and

ultimately more delays from Donald

Trump. And that's exactly what he's

gotten from Donald Trump. Donald Trump

in the last nine months hasn't done

essentially anything to

end the war in Ukraine. The hope is that

we'd be able to end it, but we're

nowhere near any kind of deal. In fact,

when we were told that Trump was going

to negotiate with Iran, we never got any

negotiations. We never got proof of

utter obliteration. Instead, Iran is now

rebuilding. It's the same thing with the

meeting that Trump had with Putin. Oh,

Putin's ready for a trilateral meeting.

Come on, man. He just doesn't want you

to impose oil sanctions, which you still

haven't done. Congress is ready to pass

500% oil sanctions, secondary sanctions.

Trump keeps adding 30 days, keeps buying

more time for Putin.

Silinski, not not everybody likes him.

We know that. But he tells us that his

position is very clear. We're not losing

the war, but we're also not winning. He

says, "We don't have enough weapons,

drones, missiles, or air defenses. What

we need to get Russia to capitulate are

Tomahawk cruise missiles." Now, this is

very interesting because it comes at the

same time as the German chancellor.

Actually, I think I have that right

here. The German chancellor wrote an

op-ed in the Financial Times. uh

demanding that we utilize Russian assets

that we've seized from the Russians in

Europe and we end up providing with

those assets as a backing a roughly $140

billion loan to Ukraine. Now, this is

very interesting because if you look at

uh it here, we've got uh 194 million or

million euros of assets that currently

sit uh with the

Oh, what is this? This is called the

Euro Clear, the Brusselsbased financial

firm who's holding these seized Russian

assets. And Eurolear is really

interesting because Eurolear has

recently been reporting that they're

increasing security at their facilities

because they've seen mysterious drones

starting to surveil.

You know, last in December, so if not

maybe not super recent, but starting to

surveil this building where Russian

assets are expected to be seized and

contained. So if you want to know where

you got like $200 billion worth of

Russian assets, maybe over here at this

building. But anyway, uh the chancellor

of Germany is suggesting we should

unlock $140 billion loan to Ukraine

using these Russian assets as

collateral. The loan should be interest

free and should only be paid back by

Ukraine once Russia repays

Ukraine for the damage that Russia

caused by invading Ukraine. Obviously,

we don't see that happening anytime

soon. But it's really interesting to say

see that Europe is talking about finding

more ways to raise capital for Ukraine.

While at the same time, now Ukraine is

asking for, you guessed it, well, I

already said it, Tomahawk cruise

missiles. Now remember, Tomahawk cruise

missiles. These can be countered by

Patriot missiles, failing systems. They

can be countered by air defense systems.

But usually the strategy with tomahawks

is you launch so many that you overwhelm

your enemy's defenses. It's one of the

reasons why when we launch tomahawks

from a nuclear submarine against the

natans facility in Iran, we launched 30

at a time. You know, we could use

multiple submarines at a time and launch

from these weapon bays, these jet

propulsed, if that's a word, weapon

systems. They're really, really great

systems. The thing about the tomahawks,

now mostly manufactured by Rathon, is

they they can really be adapted to

almost anything. You could adapt them to

strike ships, uh, other, you know, that

you can adapt them to strike moving

vehicles, adapt them to strike

buildings. you could uh you know

incorporate them into you know

presumably I mean we don't have all the

details of this military stuff but

presumably into uh AI software like what

um Palunteer does so that you're able to

put together satellite data, drone data,

on the ground data, data from tanks,

data from ships, everything basically to

help these self-guided bombs hit their

targets. So you know the accuracy of

these tomahawks is insane. laser guided,

you name it. You I know the chart here

says 5 to 10 m. They're much more

accurate than that. That's 15 to 30

feet. I mean, that's that's missing by

the size of a living room, right? Uh

it's it's the radius of roughly a twocar

garage. Uh that's still pretty dang

damaging, but they're they've gotten

pretty dang good. So, uh you know, these

are subsonic uh missiles. They have

quite the range. And one of the things

that uh Zalinski is looking for is these

weapons to threaten Russia to get them

to come to the negotiating table. That's

what he wants. Now, Zilinski says if we

had stronger weapons, we would use them

to regain our territory. But he says he

wouldn't use them right away. He says he

would start by using them as a way to

deter Russia from attacking uh Ukraine

and bringing them to the negotiating

table. Now, that's really interesting

because if you think about this, you've

actually got

a Putin who has no interest at all in

negotiating or ending this war. You have

a Putin who probably does need a little

bit of a, you know, force, a little kick

in the butt to actually get him to the

negotiating table. So, let's see. He

probably has a point here. Now, what's

actually very interesting is we can also

jump in here uh to Google Maps and we

could look at the capital here, Kiev,

and we can go measure distance and we

could go run that to Moscow to see what

the distance would be to the Kremlin.

What you can actually find is that if

you have a 1,500

mile range, that's 1,500

mile range to cruise missile, you could

with that cruise missile, if you were so

inclined, literally follow the driving

distance from Kiev all the way to Moscow

and it would only take you 1,700 km,

which uh mind you, if we go, you know,

1,500 00 miles to KM, we're looking at

2400 km. We'd have another 7 800 900

kilometers of range on these tomok

missiles. But you don't even need to do

that. You could fly there much quicker

by flying, you know, bird's eye view

here, just 459 miles to go from Kev,

Kiev to Moscow. Think about that.

Zalinsky openly asking now Trump for

tomahawk cruise missiles and then saying

Putin better know where his bomb

shelters are

because

we would be willing to strike deep

inside of Russia to bring them to the

negotiating table and end this war. Now,

that's pretty remarkable because so far

both the uh Biden administration and the

Trump administration have rejected uh

authorizing deep strikes into Russia,

although some strikes into Russia have

taken place. Uh mostly CIA guided. The

CIA works very heavily with uh Ukraine

in uh guiding weapon systems, providing

the authorization for weapon systems.

But it's very obvious where the Kremlin

is. And I can see, you know, I can draw

the dot right to the Kremlin. And it's

here it is. 461

miles and, you know, and a hair over

here. Just drop in. Let's go visit. Wow.

Here you go. What we got?

Let's go. Uh, well, look at this. I

didn't actually realize I could just

Google street view all this stuff. This

is actually kind of cool.

What is this? How Russia's going to

counter us?

the giant cannonball. Uh, but yeah, it's

really interesting. So, the whole

compound's over here or the gardens or

whatever else. This is really, it's not

a big secret.

So, Zalinsky is requesting these

weapons. It's unclear whether or not

he'll actually get these weapons, but

there is talk that Donald Trump appears

to be sort of walking away from

supporting uh Ukraine to some extent. On

one hand, he was anti- Ukraine and tired

of all the death and dying. Super pro,

let's give Putin more time. Then he

flip-flopped and said, you know, maybe

Ukraine will be able to get all of their

land back and maybe more. That was his

quote. And maybe more. Which suggests

that Donald Trump is actually now fully

supporting Ukraine, which is a total

flip-flop.

But the question then is, is this just

verbal support or is he actually going

to help more? What's he going to do?

Well, that's a big question right now

since tomahawks are Americanmade. They

are used by the Royal Navy and Australia

and the United Kingdom,

but they're US weapons.

Poland's prime minister thinks that this

is really just a shift of trying to push

the burden to Europe that Trump is like,

"Yeah, go Ukraine. I'm not going to do

anything about it." And he's kind of

just sort of like walking himself out of

this. Uh the chancellor of Germany in a

Financial Times oped somewhere in here,

he actually literally has that opinion

at historial today. Uh, and in that off-

ed, not only does he talk about that 140

billion uh, euro loan,

uh, I don't know where I put it. Uh, not

that it really mattered, but uh, he

talks about that $140 billion loan

billion euro loan to Ukraine. He also

talks about this uh, idea about, you

know, now is really the time to push

uh, Putin to the negotiating table

because we're just not getting him

there. Uh, and

that's been a reality. You know, Putin's

been jackassed in terms of wanting to

end this war. If anything, he's

entrenching himself. I hear it. He's

entrenching himself with now building

nuclear power plants in Iran, supporting

Iran, but likely in the rebuilding of

their facilities. Iran is rebuilding

their offensive weapon launchers that

were attacked by Israel. And now Iran

knows how Israel is going to attack,

where they are going to attack, how deep

our GBU57 bunker busting bombs go, that

they're going to be brought in via

stealth bombers. Now all of a sudden

Iran knows the playbook.

They're just going to dig deeper and

deeper and deeper and enrich the uranium

they have. So we're losing here

by doing nothing with Russia and our

attack against Irwan.

now just fortified

the very facilities that we can't touch

and didn't touch. Look at this. More

fortification over tunnel entrances,

whether that's concrete or rocks. We

have no idea, mind you, where 900 lb of

uranium enriched to 60% purity is. The

the IAEA, International Atomic Energy

Administration, says it's gone. It's

disappeared. We don't we've lost track

of it. Basically, we expect it's under

Pickax Mountain where they're purposely

trying to fortify it out now. More

walls, deeper tunnel entrances, encase

tunnel entrances. The expectation is

that Iran has already rebun reun re my

gosh resumed rebuilding missile

production sites that Israel has taken

out and much of this material that's now

missing is probably buried underground.

Now, John Radcliffe, who's just a show

of the administration, says that most of

Iran's enriched uranium is trapped under

the rubble at Esvahan and Fordo, but we

saw plenty of trucks at Fordo and

Espahan before the attack.

Most people with any ounce of logic

expect that Iran already moved this

material deep under the ground at other

facilities that weren't struck. Here's

that op-ed piece from Mer. Uh, now what

was interesting about the op-ed piece

was basically he highlights how we could

use this loan to really help Ukraine

win. But the big thing that he makes,

the big argument that he makes in this

is that we have now an opportunity

for change. Here's the here's the line.

Now is the moment to apply an effective

lever that will disrupt the Russian

president's cynical game of buying time

and finally bring him to the negotiating

table because again that's Putin's

playbook is you know tell Trump how

great he is. Tell Trump how he's right

that the war would have never started if

he were president. Tell Trump that he's

brilliant and hug Trump and go meet

Trump in Alaska. Wow, you've got

beautiful jets and beautiful planes.

The reality is Putin gets to keep going

with his war.

So Zilinsky was also asked about like,

hey, well, aren't lives going to be lost

if we go attack to regain the territory

that you lost? And Zinsky says with the

capabilities we have today, yes, many

lives will be lost to regain the

Ukrainian territory. However, if the

United States gives us better weapons,

then maybe those lives don't need to be

lost. You can see where sort of on the

other hand that manipulation of the

Zalinsky administration is coming in

saying, "Hey, you know, if you give us

better bombs, you know, maybe we can end

this with fewer lives lost." And really

what it is is regain territory, but

possibly also strike deep within Russia.

The issue is not only is Iran rebuilding

or the next phase of their war with

likely Israel or the United States, we

don't know where that nuclear material

went. But also, you've now got the

potential that if Ukraine does the

Tomahawks, they're going to launch these

suckers deep into Ukraine, into Russia.

And imagine the headlines, you know,

imagine getting a news headline,

whatever. Like here, you know, imagine

you come hold up Donald Trump's favorite

paper and you're like Kremlin bombed by

Ukraine and and you just see those those

images of the Kremlin damage.

It's going to start uh raising some

serious concerns over

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