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@WRSA @Viktor2 @Stop_Shouting This does not relate directly to anything presently on this site, but I thought it would be good to point out the war in the Middle East has gone thermonuclear with Israel being the first user dropping an American m61 nuke set at 300 kt yield in Syria. The news has been picked up on some major news sites in India, Turkey, and the Middle East but is being censored on “Western” financial news sites such as http://HotCopper.com. Some threads and links follow: With respect to: Hans Benjamin Braun is possibly the Swiss scientist mentioned: https://t.me/Sohaibpress/87887 https://x.com/Ben68638515/status/1872355834459722219 https://x.com/Ben68638515/status/1872389285183365401 Posted by: Ornot | Dec 28 2024 21:06 utc | 20 Israeli strike sparks global concern: Did it explode small nuclear bomb in Syria? Report claims… The strike caused a massive explosion, triggering a 3.0 magnitude earthquake that was felt as far away as Iznik, Turkey, located 820 kilometers from Tartus Shivam Verma Updated : Dec 24, 2024, 11:06 PM IST On December 16, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched a powerful airstrike on a weapons depot in Tartus, Syria, destroying a Scud missile facility. However, reports suggest the damage might be far more extensive, with speculation that a small nuclear weapon could have been used in the attack. The strike caused a massive explosion, triggering a 3.0 magnitude earthquake that was felt as far away as Iznik, Turkey, located 820 kilometers from Tartus. Russian media outlet Sputnik reported that Israel used a new missile launched from a warship. Some reports also claim that the B61 nuclear bomb, developed by the United States, might have been involved. The European Union’s Radioactive Environmental Monitoring detected increased radiation levels in Turkey and Cyprus approximately 20 hours after the blast. This finding has raised fears of a potential nuclear incident. The strike caused a massive explosion, triggering a 3.0 magnitude earthquake that was felt as far away as Iznik, Turkey, located 820 kilometers from Tartus. Russian media outlet Sputnik reported that Israel used a new missile launched from a warship. Some reports also claim that the B61 nuclear bomb, developed by the United States, might have been involved. The European Union’s Radioactive Environmental Monitoring detected increased radiation levels in Turkey and Cyprus approximately 20 hours after the blast. This finding has raised fears of a potential nuclear incident. Meanwhile, tensions remain high in the region. On December 20, the United Nations Security Council extended its peacekeeping mission between Israel and Syria in the Golan Heights for six months, expressing concerns over escalating military activities. Despite the extension, Israeli forces continued their operations along the ceasefire line on December 22. The situation is further complicated by the recent ousting of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in a rebel offensive. In response, Israeli troops entered the demilitarized zone monitored by the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF), describing the move as a temporary measure to secure their borders. Articles like this have even been published on http://msn.com and numerous news publications in the Middle East, India, and Turkey. http://HotCopper.com in Australia (although servers in the USA) is censoring all news about it. That means it is certainly true. It definitely was an American M61 nuke dialed to 300 kt. Certain sites only censor the truth. When a financial news site does this you can be sure it is so they can front run events in financial markets. Advertising revenue can’t possibly pay their overheads. Posted by: ramAustralia | December 29, 2024 at 06:42