On the Brink of Nuclear WORLD WAR III

"If aggression against our country is launched from the side of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, we will immediately respond with everything we have," Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko

Russia shows its might in war games with Belarus.

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What we are seeing in the news today is exactly what I warned about in ARCTIC WARS:

It’s interesting that in mid-June, Putin said tactical nuclear weapons had been moved to Belarus. This coincided with the mutinous Wagner group being exiled to Belarus. It remains to be seen if the downfall of the Wagner group is a false flag; a way for Russia to build up its armies against Poland without seeming to.

Under a deal brokered by Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, thousands of Wagner fighters relocated to Belarus. Lukashenko is an ally of Putin. There are now tactical weapons and Wagner fighters situated in Belarus.

It is almost as if the United States has been baiting Russia and wanting this to happen. (Crazy idea, right?) Billionaires will become trillionaires out of this war. And the United States is gambling on coming out on top by bringing not only Russia but Europe to its knees—along with everybody else. Do the powers that be really think they can do this? Of course. That’s a whole other topic that I will write more about in an upcoming article.

Today, from the Washington Post:

U.S. tells Americans to leave Belarus immediately

Any Americans in Belarus should leave immediately, the embassy said, either through “the remaining border crossings” with Lithuania or Latvia, or by plane. It noted that U.S. citizens were unable to cross into Poland by land from Belarus.

And the Associated Press:

Poland's leader says Russia's moving tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus, shifting regional security.

Poland's President Andrzej Duda said Tuesday that Russia already is in the process of shifting some short-range nuclear weapons to neighboring Belarus, a move that Duda said will shift the security architecture of the region and the entire NATO military alliance.

In Arctic Wars I quote Belarus' Lukashenko threatening to use nuclear weapons if faced with 'aggression'

Belarus will respond to "aggression" with nuclear weapons, President Alexander Lukashenko warned in an interview with state-run media, as its NATO neighbors have deployed thousands of troops to their shared border amid growing tensions.

If you recall, the Wagner “rebellion” was a pathetic attempt that seemed staged, because, after all, you’d think such an elite force would have done it better. And then, suddenly, they just backtracked as if it had never happened and ended up in Belarus, the country most likely to face off against Poland as the war moves beyond the borders of Ukraine.

Remember that in July, Putin warned Poland against ‘unleashing aggression’ against Belarus.

Vladimir Putin has said Russia will use “all means at its disposal” to defend Belarus after Poland and other EU countries voiced concerns about the deployment of Russian paramilitaries near their borders.

Russian mercenaries from the Wagner group have begun holding training sessions for Belarusian troops at the Bretsky training centre in western Belarus, about six miles (10km) from a border crossing with Poland.

Poles near the border say they have heard gunshots and helicopters, Reuters reported this week.

Wagner fighters began arriving in Belarus in large numbers last week after their leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, struck a deal with the Kremlin to end a short-lived mutiny in which he sent his heavily armed fighters on a “march of justice” toward Moscow.

Now, we are told that Wagner troops in Belarus have suddenly “vanished”.

Vladimir Putin is facing a massive crisis with Wagner Group fighters leaving Belarus in huge numbers - just weeks after he exiled them there following the failed rebellion against Russia's president.

A Telegram channel associated with the Wagner Group released a recording on Monday of leader Yevgeny Prigozhin teasing a new "mission" in Africa, in his first video address since leading a failed rebellion in Russia.

But what is really going on? The war is expanding beyond the borders of Ukraine. That is clear. (Not to mention what is happening with North Korea and China seizing the moment in Taiwan).

We are moving closer and closer to nuclear Word War III. And incredibly, Americans aren’t that concerned about it. When I talk about WWIII, many people reply we are already in it. NO, we aren’t. Yes, we are experiencing unrelenting menticide as psychological warfare. But trust me, when the bombs start falling it will be a whole other ballgame.

Who has the most nuclear weapons?

According to Business Insider, Russia has a nuclear arsenal of 6,850 nuclear weapons (1,600 deployed, 2,750 stored and 2,500 retired). The U.S. on the other hand has an arsenal of 6,450 nuclear weapons (1,750 deployed, 2,050 stored and 2,650 retired).

Statista puts Russia's arsenal at 5,997 nuclear warheads as of January 2022 and the U.S. with 5,428 nuclear warheads. According to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Russia has a stockpile of around 4,477 weapons in its nuclear arsenal. In comparison, the U.S. has around 3,708 warheads. 

What does all of this have to do with the Arctic? Well, once again, read Arctic Wars.

Where are Russia’s Nuclear Weapons?

Back in 2017, it was reported that Russia Is Beefing Up Its Nuclear Weapons In The Arctic At The Worst Possible Moment.

Russia has deployed 215 more nuclear warheads than allowed by the New START treaty, setting itself up to violate a provision that goes into effect next year.

The nearest weapons storage area is Zaozersk, which is around 40 miles from the Norwegian town of Grense Jakobselv. All four are within an 118-mile radius away from Norway, a NATO member state.

Keep in mind that Russia pulled out of START, as I reported in Arctic Wars.

In fact, does anybody really know how many nuclear weapons Russia has up there in the frozen north? And in the end, does it really matter? Because if the bombs start falling….

But don’t worry, those who “control everything” have it all figured out. They will control the bombs and make sure they land in places that don’t matter to them.

I remember being told by a friend in Mexico City, if you live in a Central or South American country, make sure to live in the neighborhoods where the most powerful drug lords send their children to school. Live in those neighborhoods and send your children to those schools. There is no safer place—anywhere.

It’s no different in these world affairs.