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JUST IN: 🇩🇪🇬🇧 Germany Could Help Defend Britain’s Nuclear Arsenal A major shift may be taking shape in Europe. Germany is considering helping fund Britain’s nuclear deterrent and deploying German air defence forces to protect critical UK nuclear facilities. The reason is strategic: Europe is preparing to take greater... responsibility for its own security as allies plan for a future with less dependence on the United States. 🇬🇧🇩🇪🇫🇷 Britain, Germany and France are increasingly discussing a stronger European defence architecture, with London and Paris’ nuclear capabilities potentially becoming central to Europe’s future deterrence. One reported proposal could involve German Patriot systems helping defend Faslane, home of Britain’s nuclear armed submarine fleet. That would be extraordinary. Germany could potentially help finance and physically protect Britain’s nuclear deterrent, a dramatic evolution in European defence cooperation. 🇪🇺 The old European security model is changing. 🇬🇧 Britain’s nuclear shield could be emerging as a key pillar of Europe’s next defence era.show more

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War Tard1 month ago

Germany, like Japan, is an edge nuclear state. They have the technology, the delivery systems, and the plutonium. It would be trivial for them to put it together into a weapon.

Kev B1 month ago

The last time Germany took on the Russians it didn't end too well for them. I'd feel safer if we just rebuilt our relationship with the US.

Sean Hanson1 month ago

Sort of why Trump backed away so that Europe would be forced to grow up, step up and take their defense seriously!! Buying from Russia and asking USA to pay to defend from Russia!

Christian Davis1 month ago

Total defence spending in Europe is not the problem how European nations spend in an uncoordinated manner is. What you’re seeing here is a recognition of that in an era where there is no more money. It’s really the birth of a European army, it’s just they can’t say that

James1 month ago

We’re at war gentlemen! May god bless our souls and the souls of our enemy🫡 the great red coats will rise once again!

chrissieA1 month ago

What about our Treaty with the US who are legally compelled by that Treaty to supply the Trident system? And note: we use our own British warheads.

Strategic FaultLine1 month ago

Europe. Germany potentially helping defend Britain’s nuclear deterrent would have been an extraordinary proposition not very long ago. But look at the broader pattern: European air defense, naval forces, defense production, nuclear deterrence and battlefield knowledge are increasingly being connected across national borders. This is no longer simply about individual countries spending more on defense. Europe is slowly beginning to think and act as a strategic system. If that continues, the European security architecture emerging from this crisis could look very different from the one that entered it.

Alan Swales1 month ago

Why do people think the UK pay for a nuclear deterrent and two aircraft carriers when we can't afford to have destroyers at sea or coastal patrol boats in our own waters? Because the European Army has been planned for decades- as always we are paying the big bills

Liam Celt1 month ago

Real partners we shall be. Seems that Trump and Sec Rubio’s message has been welcomed with some trepidation.

cheesewipe1 month ago

Not just Britain. France is armed to the teeth with nukes too. So, Putin can fuck off.

Darkwing1 month ago

If Germany and France interfere with Russian actions on UK…both will be destroyed! Use Poseidon and Oreshnik!!!!

David Lawn1 month ago

i feel safer if russia is responsible for europes security

Dirk Lietaert1 month ago

Uh, don't you require satellite tracking and delivering systems for long range rockets to become fully independent?

Pickles1 month ago

We will fight the German government as well!

half man/half mattress1 month ago

The USA and France are already doing this btw, Germany lending a hand will only help us as the UK Government doesnt want to properly fund it.

Stephen Simpson.1 month ago

Lets not forget the french nuclear deterrent

Brawndo Poland1 month ago

Until the moment AfD (Russia) takes over Germany. The same with France (Le Pen). Not much time left.

John O1 month ago

Does Germany still train with broom sticks?

Archangel1 month ago

Yeah let get Snow White and the seven dwarfs to help too. Oh better still called Iron man to defend UK. What a bunch of Joker , wake up from your dreams. Just too beautiful ❤️

MK K1 month ago

why Germany are helping muslim country?

Yellowhammer1 month ago

Excellent

M en JC 🦦1 month ago

Britse? Het blijven van origine Amerikaanse Trident ICBM op die Britse onderzeeërs. Voor zover die nog inzetbaar zijn.😎

Muppetsdad1 month ago

The idea that any European nation would not defend other European nations is crazy. No one nation has strength. Together they are formidable. Even politicians know that. The problem is practical. There are bugr all defences against stand off missiles in the Iceland Norway gap.

Mika Kivi1 month ago

Muutoksia pakko tehdä

elly1 month ago

Europe is evolved enough to have moved on from WW2 they mustn,t fear any stigma...it was one man...

Photon1 month ago

Britain and Germany fighting side by side, Russia is f*****

Knall Etwas1 month ago

🌏 Macht den Westen platt, vor allem 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇫🇷🇩🇪🇺🇸, denn so schnell wird es keine weitere Chance geben.

Karsten Lahrs1 month ago

Great!

The Mirror1 month ago

They should probably look at having multiple ways of delivering the warheads. The Ukrainians originally had nuclear weapons. So there is a strong argument now to give them that capability back. It will deter Russia from using them and ensure Russia cannot win.

H von Richthofen1 month ago

これぞ真の「新バルバロッサ作戦」 🤔🙄🤨🧐☺️😊🦉

🇬🇧humungus🇬🇧1 month ago

nonsense you want war go to ukraine find out what youre made of. litteraly

AmericanPatriot 🇺🇸1 month ago

😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🐍 The NAZIS are scared.

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War Radar

51,067 views • 1 month ago

JUST IN: 🇷🇺🇩🇪 Putin May Have Made A Historic Mistake, Germany Is Rebuilding A Military Russia Could Fear A warning emerging from Russian strategic circles is becoming increasingly significant: Moscow’s confrontation with Europe may have awakened a power that had deliberately kept its military ambitions restrained for decades. Germany is now rapidly rebuilding the Bundeswehr, and the transformation could fundamentally change Europe’s military balance. 🔰 €108+ billion in 2026 defense related spending, with the core defense budget alone around €82.7 billion. 🔰 Defense spending is planned to rise toward 3.5% of GDP by 2029. 🔰 A major expansion of Germany’s military personnel and combat readiness. 🔰 F-35A stealth fighters for high end strike and NATO nuclear sharing missions. 🔰 Additional Eurofighters and major upgrades to Germany’s existing fleet. 🔰 Leopard 2A8 main battle tanks and expanded armored forces. 🔰 Boxer armored vehicles and modern mechanized formations. 🔰 IRIS-T SLM and Patriot air defense systems. 🔰 Tomahawk long range cruise missiles. 🔰 Development of next generation European long range strike weapons. 🔰 Cooperation with Britain on advanced cruise missile and hypersonic weapons. 🔰 Massive investment in drones, satellites, electronic warfare, communications and battlefield networks. 🔰 A rapidly expanding German defense industrial base capable of producing weapons at much greater scale. Germany’s military spending has already surged. SIPRI estimates German military expenditure reached roughly $114 billion in 2025, a 24% increase from the previous year. But the biggest change may still be ahead. Germany has the economic power, industrial capacity and technological base to sustain a major military buildup for years. If Berlin follows through on its plans, Germany could enter the 2030s with stealth fighters, advanced air defenses, large armored formations, long range precision weapons, drones, modern command networks and a defense industry operating at a completely different scale. And Russia may have helped trigger it. Moscow wanted to reshape Europe’s security order. Instead, its confrontation with Europe may be creating a far more militarized Germany, one that could become increasingly assertive and much harder for Russia to ignore. The Germany of the future may look very different from the Germany Russia faced before the Ukraine war. 👀 Putin may have awakened Europe’s sleeping giant.

JUST IN: 🇷🇺🇩🇪 Putin May Have Made A Historic Mistake, Germany Is Rebuilding A Military Russia Could Fear A warning emerging from Russian strategic circles is becoming increasingly significant: Moscow’s confrontation with Europe may have awakened a power that had deliberately kept its military ambitions restrained for decades. Germany is now rapidly rebuilding the Bundeswehr, and the transformation could fundamentally change Europe’s military balance. 🔰 €108+ billion in 2026 defense related spending, with the core defense budget alone around €82.7 billion. 🔰 Defense spending is planned to rise toward 3.5% of GDP by 2029. 🔰 A major expansion of Germany’s military personnel and combat readiness. 🔰 F-35A stealth fighters for high end strike and NATO nuclear sharing missions. 🔰 Additional Eurofighters and major upgrades to Germany’s existing fleet. 🔰 Leopard 2A8 main battle tanks and expanded armored forces. 🔰 Boxer armored vehicles and modern mechanized formations. 🔰 IRIS-T SLM and Patriot air defense systems. 🔰 Tomahawk long range cruise missiles. 🔰 Development of next generation European long range strike weapons. 🔰 Cooperation with Britain on advanced cruise missile and hypersonic weapons. 🔰 Massive investment in drones, satellites, electronic warfare, communications and battlefield networks. 🔰 A rapidly expanding German defense industrial base capable of producing weapons at much greater scale. Germany’s military spending has already surged. SIPRI estimates German military expenditure reached roughly $114 billion in 2025, a 24% increase from the previous year. But the biggest change may still be ahead. Germany has the economic power, industrial capacity and technological base to sustain a major military buildup for years. If Berlin follows through on its plans, Germany could enter the 2030s with stealth fighters, advanced air defenses, large armored formations, long range precision weapons, drones, modern command networks and a defense industry operating at a completely different scale. And Russia may have helped trigger it. Moscow wanted to reshape Europe’s security order. Instead, its confrontation with Europe may be creating a far more militarized Germany, one that could become increasingly assertive and much harder for Russia to ignore. The Germany of the future may look very different from the Germany Russia faced before the Ukraine war. 👀 Putin may have awakened Europe’s sleeping giant.

War Radar

276,804 views • 1 month ago

"VLADIMIR PUTIN'S NUCLEAR WARNING TO EUROPE" Putin delivered a warning to those European countries who’ve been supporting Ukraine. He knows that Russia cannot win a conventional war against NATO. For this reason, he threatens Europe and NATO with nuclear weapons. In a nuclear war, there are no winners, only losers. I see it as unlikely that Putin would carry out a major nuclear attack on Europe as it would lead to total destruction for Russia as well. 📌Putin: "Russia’s has “many more tactical nuclear weapons than there are on the European continent, even if the United States brings theirs over" “Europe does not have a developed early warning system“ "In this sense they are more or less defenceless" Putin is exaggerating a bit here and he's not really sticking to the truth. Russia and the United States maintain robust, independent ballistic missile early warning systems capable of detecting intercontinental and intermediate-range launches. Putin is right there...... Europe as a whole does not have a fully independent, sovereign space-based early warning system yet, but it is far from defenseless. NATO, which includes most European countries integrates with U.S. early warning assets, including upgraded early warning radars in Europe and shared data from U.S. systems. France and the UK also have their own national nuclear deterrents and contribute to alliance warning capabilities.

"VLADIMIR PUTIN'S NUCLEAR WARNING TO EUROPE" Putin delivered a warning to those European countries who’ve been supporting Ukraine. He knows that Russia cannot win a conventional war against NATO. For this reason, he threatens Europe and NATO with nuclear weapons. In a nuclear war, there are no winners, only losers. I see it as unlikely that Putin would carry out a major nuclear attack on Europe as it would lead to total destruction for Russia as well. 📌Putin: "Russia’s has “many more tactical nuclear weapons than there are on the European continent, even if the United States brings theirs over" “Europe does not have a developed early warning system“ "In this sense they are more or less defenceless" Putin is exaggerating a bit here and he's not really sticking to the truth. Russia and the United States maintain robust, independent ballistic missile early warning systems capable of detecting intercontinental and intermediate-range launches. Putin is right there...... Europe as a whole does not have a fully independent, sovereign space-based early warning system yet, but it is far from defenseless. NATO, which includes most European countries integrates with U.S. early warning assets, including upgraded early warning radars in Europe and shared data from U.S. systems. France and the UK also have their own national nuclear deterrents and contribute to alliance warning capabilities.

Global Strategy

32,658 views • 9 months ago

Europe needs its own Churchill, someone who will say clearly and without indecision and ambiguity: we must unite, we must have our own armed forces, because the security of Europe is, in fact, Europe’s responsibility. Europe should be grateful to President Trump for finally demonstrating that the world is nothing like many politicians imagined it. Europe is mature enough to take responsibility for its own security, including its nuclear security. If Europe wants to remain an actor in the world rather than the object of others’ decisions, it must have strong armed forces, including a nuclear component, and move forward. 📹: PM of Belgium Bart de Wever: I don't believe that Europe as a whole, with its 27 member states, can move towards military unification. But a number of core countries might be able to do so.

Europe needs its own Churchill, someone who will say clearly and without indecision and ambiguity: we must unite, we must have our own armed forces, because the security of Europe is, in fact, Europe’s responsibility. Europe should be grateful to President Trump for finally demonstrating that the world is nothing like many politicians imagined it. Europe is mature enough to take responsibility for its own security, including its nuclear security. If Europe wants to remain an actor in the world rather than the object of others’ decisions, it must have strong armed forces, including a nuclear component, and move forward. 📹: PM of Belgium Bart de Wever: I don't believe that Europe as a whole, with its 27 member states, can move towards military unification. But a number of core countries might be able to do so.

Anton Gerashchenko

90,659 views • 8 months ago

⚡️PUTIN: WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO USE NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN CASE OF AGGRESSION AGAINST RUSSIA AND BELARUS⚡️ Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed significant updates to Russia’s nuclear strategy, citing the rapidly evolving global military-political situation. These changes reflect the Kremlin's concerns about increasing tensions and shifting alliances in international security. Putin emphasized the need to adapt Russia’s nuclear strategy to current conditions, stating, "The current military-political situation is changing dynamically in the world, and we must take this into account." His comments signal a potential recalibration of Russia’s approach to nuclear deterrence. A key component of the proposed updates includes redefining the conditions under which Russia might resort to using nuclear weapons. According to Putin, "A number of clarifications have been proposed regarding the conditions under which nuclear weapons may be used." This suggests that the Russian military may be considering a broader range of scenarios where nuclear options could be on the table. Putin outlined a new provision that would expand the definition of aggression against Russia. He stated, "Aggression against Russia by any non-nuclear state, with the participation or support of a nuclear state, is proposed to be considered as a joint attack on the Russian Federation." This shift implies that any non-nuclear nation involved in hostilities with Russia, backed by a nuclear-armed country, could trigger a nuclear response from Moscow. Furthermore, Putin reiterated that Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in defense of not only its own territory but also that of Belarus, a close ally. "We reserve the right to use nuclear weapons in the event of aggression against Russia and Belarus," Putin declared, underscoring the deepening military ties between the two nations. The proposed changes highlight Russia’s growing concern over the security threats posed by NATO and other Western-aligned countries, as well as potential regional conflicts that could involve nuclear powers.

⚡️PUTIN: WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO USE NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN CASE OF AGGRESSION AGAINST RUSSIA AND BELARUS⚡️ Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed significant updates to Russia’s nuclear strategy, citing the rapidly evolving global military-political situation. These changes reflect the Kremlin's concerns about increasing tensions and shifting alliances in international security. Putin emphasized the need to adapt Russia’s nuclear strategy to current conditions, stating, "The current military-political situation is changing dynamically in the world, and we must take this into account." His comments signal a potential recalibration of Russia’s approach to nuclear deterrence. A key component of the proposed updates includes redefining the conditions under which Russia might resort to using nuclear weapons. According to Putin, "A number of clarifications have been proposed regarding the conditions under which nuclear weapons may be used." This suggests that the Russian military may be considering a broader range of scenarios where nuclear options could be on the table. Putin outlined a new provision that would expand the definition of aggression against Russia. He stated, "Aggression against Russia by any non-nuclear state, with the participation or support of a nuclear state, is proposed to be considered as a joint attack on the Russian Federation." This shift implies that any non-nuclear nation involved in hostilities with Russia, backed by a nuclear-armed country, could trigger a nuclear response from Moscow. Furthermore, Putin reiterated that Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in defense of not only its own territory but also that of Belarus, a close ally. "We reserve the right to use nuclear weapons in the event of aggression against Russia and Belarus," Putin declared, underscoring the deepening military ties between the two nations. The proposed changes highlight Russia’s growing concern over the security threats posed by NATO and other Western-aligned countries, as well as potential regional conflicts that could involve nuclear powers.

Russian Market

187,993 views • 2 years ago

🇫🇷 Macron Calls for a "Tamed Russia" and Signals Readiness for War French President Emmanuel Macron declared that peace in Europe is only possible with a weakened Russia, calling the country a direct threat to France and the continent. He rejected a ceasefire in Ukraine, insisting that peace cannot come under Russian terms or through Ukraine’s surrender. He also did not rule out sending European troops to Ukraine. Macron raised the issue of France’s nuclear deterrence, emphasizing its role in European security and responding to German calls for extended protection. He stated that any decision on nuclear use would remain with the French president and military command. Other key points: - Europe must prepare for reduced U.S. support. - Europe’s future should not be dictated by Moscow or Washington. - France has the most capable military in Europe. Is Macron leading Europe toward direct conflict with Russia?

🇫🇷 Macron Calls for a "Tamed Russia" and Signals Readiness for War French President Emmanuel Macron declared that peace in Europe is only possible with a weakened Russia, calling the country a direct threat to France and the continent. He rejected a ceasefire in Ukraine, insisting that peace cannot come under Russian terms or through Ukraine’s surrender. He also did not rule out sending European troops to Ukraine. Macron raised the issue of France’s nuclear deterrence, emphasizing its role in European security and responding to German calls for extended protection. He stated that any decision on nuclear use would remain with the French president and military command. Other key points: - Europe must prepare for reduced U.S. support. - Europe’s future should not be dictated by Moscow or Washington. - France has the most capable military in Europe. Is Macron leading Europe toward direct conflict with Russia?

DD Geopolitics

353,960 views • 1 year ago