Russia threatens to “plunge the UK into the depths of the sea” with radioactive tsunami

[Bengal71]

Russia has been testing these in the Arctic for a while

I heard that. But did they test with a nuke in it to test the tsunami in creates?

 

[Bengal71]

Post Russian nuke strike......

@UKBengali = @UWBengali (under water bengali)
and @waz =@was

Fine humor. hahah

 

[Apollon]

I heard that. But did they test with a nuke in it to test the tsunami in creates?

Again...a nuke cant create a Tsunami. There is nothing to be tested. It can be calculated. Nukes are too weak to create something like a Tsunami.

 

[Oldman1]

Watch: Nuclear torpedo strike could engulf Britain with giant radioactive tsunami, Russian TV warns

Propagandist blames Liz Truss for escalating tensions and says Vladimir Putin could turn UK into a ‘radioactive desert’

www.telegraph.co.uk

Kremlin backed media threatening to turn the UK into a “barren wasteland” with a thousand foot tsunami from a deep-sea nuclear warhead

https://twitter.com/x/status/1522213701813608448

US Deploys New Low-Yield Nuclear Submarine Warhead - Federation of American Scientists

The US Navy has now deployed the new W76-2 low-yield Trident submarine warhead. The first ballistic missile submarine scheduled to deploy with the new warhead was the USS Tennessee (SSBN-734), which deployed from Kings Bay Submarine Base in Georgia during the final weeks of 2019 for a deterrent...

fas.org

US Deploys New Low-Yield Nuclear Submarine Warhead​

By Hans Kristensen • January 29, 2020

"The NPR explicitly justified the W76-2 as a response to Russia allegedly lowering the threshold for first-use of its own tactical nuclear weapons in a limited regional conflict. Nuclear advocates argue that the Kremlin has developed an “escalate-to-deescalate” or “escalate-to-win” nuclear strategy, where it plans to use nuclear weapons if Russia failed in any conventional aggression against NATO. The existence of an actual “escalate-to-deescalate” doctrine is hotly debated, though there is evidence that Russia has war gamed early nuclear use in a European conflict.

Based upon the supposed “escalate-to-deescalate” doctrine, the February 2018 NPR claims that the W76-2 is needed to “help counter any mistaken perception of an exploitable ‘gap’ in U.S. regional deterrence capabilities.” The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has further explained that the “W76-2 will allow for tailored deterrence in the face of evolving threats” and gives the US “an assured ability to respond in kind to a low-yield nuclear attack.”

Consultants who were involved in producing the NPR have suggested that “[Russian President] Putin may well believe that the United States would not respond with strategic warheads that could cause significant collateral damage” and “that Moscow could conceivably engage in limited nuclear first-use without undue risk…”

There is no firm evidence that a Russian nuclear decision regarding the risk involved in nuclear escalation is dependent on the yield of a US nuclear weapon. Moreover, the United States already has a large number of weapons in its nuclear arsenal that have low-yield options – about 1,000 by our estimate. This includes nuclear cruise missiles for B-52 bombers and B61 gravity bombs for B-2 bombers and tactical fighter jets."