eutimes | The Ministry of Defense (MoD) is reporting today that the Federation is now in a “state of war” thus bringing to full activation President Putin’s “Dead Hand” nuclear order issued 29 July 2014 to The Strategic Missile Forces (SMF).
According to this report, the full activation of the much feared
“Dead Hand” nuclear option was authorized under President Putin’s
previous order due to the discovery that the nuclear forces of the
United Kingdom (UK) were preparing a first strike against military and
civilian targets located in the Federation.
The intention of the nuclear forces of the UK preparing a first
strike against the Federation, this report says, was revealed by Federal
Security Services (FSB) electronic intelligence experts working in conjunction with Kaspersky Lab who discovered last month a massive US National Security Agency (NSA) cyber espionage programme targeting not just Russia, but everyone else on Earth.
Both the FSB and Kaspersky Lab experts, the MoD reports, were able to
swiftly reverse engineer the computer code(s) involved in this massive
NSA spying operation which then enabled them to electronically obtain
the launching codes and coordinates of all the UK’s nuclear weapons
showing their plan to launch a first strike against the Federation
during the week of 15 March.
Though information of this highly successful FSB-Kaspersky Lab
intelligence operation has been suppressed in the West, some
counter-news of it has been reported by a few technical websites,
including The Verge which in their article reported yesterday titled “A Network Error Routed Traffic For The UK’s Nuclear Weapons Agency Through Russian Telecom”, in part, says:
“For the past week, something strange has been going on in the European internet. For five days, web traffic from Texas to certain addresses in the UK has been routed through Ukrainian and Russian telecoms, taking a detour thousands of miles out of the way. Network traffic often takes a circuitous route as a result of network congestion or interconnection difficulties, but neither one would be enough to account for these routes. Instead, this was the result of a bad route announced by Ukraine’s Vega telecom, inserting itself in between.
It’s particularly disconcerting because of the sensitive nature of many of the sites involved. Among the dozens of sites involved was the UK’s Atomic Weapons Establishment, which is tasked with managing and delivering the UK’s nuclear warheads, as well as the UK’s official mail service, the Royal Mail. US defense contractor Lockheed Martin was also running a VPN connection that was caught up in the redirection.”
Upon the MoD’s confirmation of the UK’s intention to launch a nuclear
first strike against the Federation, this report continues, Russian
military forces throughout the country were immediately activated with a special emphasis placed upon massive rocket-artillery maneuvers on the southern borders.
