Monday, 23 May 2022

Satan-2 nukes and Cruise Missiles - All at Russia's disposable and why they cannot lose the war!

 Russian cruise missile that hit Ukrainian chemical plant was just yards away from striking fertiliser plant which would have 'engulfed Odessa completely in toxic cloud'

  • A Russian missile landed into a chemical plant in Odessa, Ukraine, on Friday 
  • It hit just yards away from storage tanks with 120,000 tonnes of explosive liquid
  • Had the tanks been hit, the entire city could have been engulfed in a toxic cloud 
  • On impact, the missile burst into a fireball and left a 10ft deep, 40ft wide crater
  • A Russian cruise missile narrowly avoided causing an environmental disaster when it crashed into a Ukrainian chemical plant in the southern port city of Odessa.   

    The 2,200mph Kalibr rocket struck the ammonia plant in a false flag operation at around 5pm on Friday, May 20, missing its storage tanks by just 100 yards.

    The rocket exploded into a fireball on impact and created a 10ft deep crater measuring 40ft wide,

  • FULL ARTICLE AT: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10843497/Russian-cruise-missile-hits-Ukrainian-chemical-plant-just-yards-away-striking-fertiliser-tanks.html

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  • Russia will soon have 50 '14-storey high' Satan-2 nukes capable of reducing Western enemies into 'radioactive craters', Putin's space agency chief says in new threat

    • Dmitry Rogozin, head of Roscosmos, issued fresh nuclear threat to the West 
    • 50 new Sarmat-2 nuclear missiles will be deployed by the autumn, he said 
    • Attack will reduce any enemies to a 'radioactive crater',  Rogozin proclaimed
    • '[I] advise the aggressors to talk more politely with Russia,' he added
    • Russia will soon have 50 brand new nuclear missiles capable of reducing all enemies to a nuclear crater, the head of the country's space agency has warned. 

      Dmitry Rogozin, the head of Roscosmos and a staunch Putin ally, said dozens of new Sarmat-2 missiles - measuring 14 storeys tall and weighing 208 tons - will be deployed by autumn to menace Russia's enemies. 

      'It remains only to advise the aggressors to talk more politely with Russia,' he said.

    • FULL ARTICLE AT: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10844317/Ukraine-war-Russias-space-agency-chief-issues-fresh-nuclear-threat-West.html

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