Cold War’s deadly legacy: 100 Missing SUITCASE NUKES threaten modern security

[rangerrebew]

Cold War’s deadly legacy: 100 Missing SUITCASE NUKES threaten modern security
 
Approximately 250 portable nuclear weapons, similar to the U.S.'s B-54 SADM, were discovered to exist in the former Soviet Union, with 100 of these devices unaccounted for.

In 1997, Soviet Lt. Gen. Alexander I. Lebed revealed the existence of 100 missing "suitcase nukes," sparking global security concerns and leading to U.S. investigations.

Investigations and claims suggested that some of these portable nuclear devices might have been smuggled into the United States, hidden in strategic locations.

Various individuals, including members of the Prophecy Club, have reported prophetic dreams and visions suggesting catastrophic attacks involving suitcase nukes in major U.S. cities.

The unaccounted portable nuclear devices remain a significant threat to national security, highlighting the need for continued vigilance and international cooperation to prevent a potential nuclear terrorist attack.

https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-12-18-100-missing-suitcase-nukes-threaten-modern-security.html

[rangerrebew]

I'd check all Russian embassies in the free world.

[The_Reader_David]

The thing about suitcase nukes is that if they are not maintained, they become inactive.  The need a neutron source (usually a mixture of beryllium and polonium), which decays and ceases to emit enough neutrons to start the chain-reaction when they are set off. 

[GtHawk]

Maybe they should start checking Goodwill stores.

[DefiantMassRINO]

Check flea markets and eBay, as well.