Ukraine Breaches Putin's Nuclear Threshold
The targeted facility, the 590th separate radio engineering center in Kovilkino, Mordovia, located approximately 360 miles from Ukraine, plays a crucial role in Russia's aerospace defense system. On Wednesday, and previously on April 11, Ukrainian drones struck the center, which houses the advanced 29B6 "Container" over-the-horizon radar.
Newsweek: Ukraine Just Crossed Putin's Nuclear Red Line
Ukraine's strike on the Russian military radar Container can be interpreted as crossing the nuclear "red line" of the Kremlin. A week ago, on April 11, in the Russian village of Kovylkino in Mordovia, military base #84680 was hit by Ukrainian UAVs. It is part of the nuclear deterrence system of the Russian Federation.
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Videos circulating on social media channels show what appear to be rockets striking the airbase, with huge balls of flames ...
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Vladimir Putin recently issued his most alarming threat of potential nuclear warfare yet, asserting Russia's readiness to ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued orders to Kremlin-controlled agencies regarding the development of a nuclear ...
In February, the US warned that Russia is capable of creating an anti-satellite weapon that could be used in space.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the IAEA received reports from inspectors stationed at the plant indicating that Russia ...
The Ukrainian plant is currently under Russian occupation. It is perched on a front line, artillery passing overhead, and ...
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