🇺🇸🇵🇰 One alliance shift could put American nuclear bombs in hands that no longer need Washington's permission. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar explains why the new Turkey-Pakistan-Saudi coalition is less a threat to Iran and more a message to the United States. "You can strap them to a plane and... drop them tomorrow." The permission structure is already breaking down.show more

This man doesnt even know that nukes have safe codes and locks, they cannot blast or do the reaction to boom till these xodes are applied.

I worked with tactical nukes the last 7 years of active duty in the Marine Corps. What he's saying here is simply UNTRUE. The B61 bomb is the only tactical nuke in our arsenal. Even it requires a Presidential authorization code to unlock the PAL security device to employ.

Additionally, he's too young to have EVER had the "mission" to carry a "backpack" nuclear weapon and employ it. He didn't enter the Army until 2004. That weapon was retired and removed from our arsenal in the 1980s. They NO LONGER EXIST.

#MarioNawfal guest Lt.Col Aguilar is making stuff up 🤦🏻‍♂️ US tactical nuclear weapons like B61 bombs stationed in Turkey require presidential authorization codes via Permissive Action Links, making immediate unauthorized use technically unfeasible despite alliance shifts

Nah those bombs still need Washington's ok no matter the alliance

the real question is whether saudi would ever risk losing us security guarantees for a nuclear handshake. they’ve been burned by pakistan’s instability before. this is posturing more than policy.

idiot

Nah US still holds the nuke codes, alliance changes nothing

Break out the Gomer Pyle Surprise surprise meme.

If that assessment is accurate, Washington has a much bigger strategic problem than Iran alone.

Yo bro I can smell your breath G you are in the camera like it owes you rent 😂😂

Indeed, the old permissions are rapidly melting away.

The bigger concern is the strategic shift, not just the military alliance itself. If traditional partnerships become less reliable, countries will increasingly look for ways to build independent security capabilities.

The Saudi Arabia Turkey Pakistan defense pact is most likely a US driven interim stop gap solution before a more comprehensive strategic response is formulated. Conclusion: I see the Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan defense pact as Washington's stop-gap solution in the near to intermediate future, while it licks its wounds and prepares for a more comprehensive strategic response over the next couple of years. Prediction: This supposed defense pact will have a short life, if any, as once the stop gap needs are filled, Washington will try to enforce more direct control. The puppetry will lose even optical value. The US arms industry alone isn't going to let Turkey encroach on its business nor have the risk of Pakistan conveyancing Chinese military equipment and solutions, along with influence, to Saudi Arabia. If this were half time in a football game, or the Super Bowl, we are watching interim entertainment before the actual game resumes. More detail here:

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@grok what's the context of this tweet?

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