Putin prepared for a nuclear explosion in the Arctic Ocean.
Moscow: The threat of nuclear attack has increased in the Russia-Ukraine war. According to the sensational report of “The Sun”, Putin is standing just a few steps away from nuclear war. Russia has made full preparations for a nuclear explosion in the Arctic Sea. Evidence of this has also been found at the ‘Flying Chernobyl’ test site near the border of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). According to satellite images, Russia is going to conduct its first nuclear test after 1990 in the Arctic Sea before the nuclear war. The presence of radioactive spikes required for this has also been detected on the NATO border. This has created panic in Ukraine, NATO and America.
The Kremlin has also claimed that it is “fully prepared” to test nuclear bombs for the first time since the Cold War. Satellite images of the nuclear test site show Russia’s preparations as Vladimir Putin can launch a nuclear explosion in the Arctic region “at any moment”. Strong traces of radioactive spikes have also been found on Norway’s border with Russia. Russian officials said that if Putin gives an order, nuclear testing can be started immediately in the Arctic.
Preparations complete at the test site
According to the report, top Kremlin officials are reportedly pressuring Putin to carry out an apocalyptic nuclear explosion as a warning to the West. The test explosion will take place at an old Soviet site, first used 70 years ago in the Novaya Zemlya archipelago. Rear-Admiral Andrei Sinitsyn, the test site’s facility director, said: “The test site is fully ready to resume full-scale testing activities. The laboratory and test facilities are ready. The personnel are ready. If the order is given, we will begin testing at any time.”
Western countries increased surveillance
He claimed that the West had stepped up its surveillance over Russia’s preparations as a sign of concern about a possible nuclear test. “Western intelligence agencies are monitoring all of Russia’s activities on Novaya Zemlya.” Meanwhile, Russia’s former space agency chief Dmitry Rogozin has called for an end to banned nuclear tests at Novaya Zemlya. Some Putin propagandists see the potential nuclear test as a response to allowing Western-made missiles to strike Russia, which would mean NATO is engaged in a “war” against their country.
Meanwhile, traces of radioactive caesium-137 were detected in parts near Norway’s border with Russia in September. Although the cause of the spike is unknown, levels still appear to be higher than normal.
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