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As Russia escalates its nuclear rhetoric and issues fresh warnings to NATO, the military alliance is putting its nuclear deterrent to the test. Seventeen allies…
As Russia escalates its nuclear rhetoric and issues fresh warnings to NATO, the military alliance is putting its nuclear deterrent to the test. Seventeen allies are taking part in an annual exercise in Italy. How seriously should Europe take Moscow’s threats, and how prepared is it to counter them?
Chapters:
00:00 Report: NATO launches nuclear readiness exercise amid tensions with Russia
00:26 France's missile test and Russia's warning over Kaliningrad
01:16 Europe's security and the future of the US nuclear umbrella
01:32 Interview: Liviu Horovitz, nuclear deterrence expert at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP)
01:43 What NATO's Steadfast Noon exercise is designed to demonstrate
02:41 Are Russia's nuclear threats aimed at intimidating Europe?
03:50 France's nuclear deterrent and the risk of escalation
04:44 Can Europe still rely on the US nuclear umbrella under Donald Trump?
06:09 Could the US gradually scale back its security commitment to Europe?
07:12 Can French and British nuclear forces help safeguard Europe?
10:17 Can NATO adapt and remain strong in a changing security landscape?
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You choose to destroy all of life on the planet, but you end up destroying one another completely before you get the chance. Sounds about right to me! 🌎💣 🌍 💣 🌎 💣
@@DelfinoGarza77Imported3wk ago
The american commanders in the destroyed cities would be punished for letting it happen.
@@dhickey5919Imported3wk ago
Most governments of Europe hate and bash the United States. We get no help in return for protecting your way of life. Is that the "Transactional View" you seem to be referring to? Seems like it's been a one-way transaction for entirely too long.
@@SchantzFIGUImported3wk ago
"This will inevitably happen when, as a result of the irresponsibility of European politicians political agitation against Russia, the greatest disaster ever to have occurred on Earth comes to a head and brings about a catastrophe of ruin such as has never before befallen the people of the Earth or the planet Earth itself"<br><br>"In times past, as also was the case during the last three world wars on Earth – which brought great calamity, death, hardship and misery upon large swathes of humanity, as well as immeasurable destruction – the impending calamity would far surpass anything of its kind"<br><br>"They will be to blame for all the sheer, horrifying calamity that will befall the whole of humanity and the planet"<br><br>Billy Meier contact report 935
@@gdiwolverineImported3wk ago
lol. so the eu was unprepared until now? chances are they still are. this demands forming a working group
@@davidmitchell3020Imported3wk ago
The thumbnail says, "EUROPE test ability to counter Russia's nuclear threats." Why is the United States mentioned? When did the United States become a part of Europe?
@@Zolo-i8iImported3wk ago
Sometimes very soon…
@@CanuckBeaverImported3wk ago
One H-bomb on Moscow and the Kremlin would become a shallow crater of melted green glass a mile across. Russia would be headless, and fall apart, with Petersburg close to Europe and the only alternative . -- I remember watching the Reagan era of very high danger. The news reports said that the US had 64 H-bombs ready and aimed at Moscow... in case one missed. The US and Europe could just recreate their govt's in many alternative cities.
@@Bart-y7pImported3wk ago
If a war started between NATO and Russia it wouldn't be fought with troops, drones, airplanes, tanks, and artillery, Russia would just nuke Europe from their land, sea, air, and space launch platforms. Practice all you want NATO, you don't intimidate Russia at all.
@@jockbearImported3wk ago
Why do you keep talking like America is the only NATO power with nukes? Not sure if you realise but it really doesn't take much to destroy humanity. And as for trump, I wouldnt trust him around my children nevermind the responsibility for other nations
@@SumairaJatoi-c4rImported3wk ago
💋💋💋
@@JohnThewickeddImported3wk ago
Hearing more and more about a nuclear attack. That's not a good thing.
@@lours6993Imported3wk ago
The Russian bots are alive and well on this channel. Anyone else?
@@siva82-r2Imported3wk ago
Even in your nextlife you cannot defeat Russia, any how happy grave day to europe
@@t1nk3rtail0rImported3wk ago
The USA keeps fuc***g europe sideways and here we have DW, the good "dog" , up selling us Russia as the ultimate danger. A country that cant take care of Ukraine! Let alone "to invade" Europe. Lies and lies and more lies to feed the US war industry with our resources. Ukraine is already giving them all they want
@@trqsterImported3wk ago
They won't rest until they get us into a nuclear war with Russia... It's more a matter of when, not what.
As Russia escalates its nuclear rhetoric and issues fresh warnings to NATO, the military alliance is putting its nuclear deterrent to the test. Seventeen allies are taking part in an annual exercise in Italy. How seriously should Europe take Moscow’s threats, and how prepared is it to counter them?
Chapters:
00:00 Report: NATO launches nuclear readiness exercise amid tensions with Russia
00:26 France's missile test and Russia's warning over Kaliningrad
01:16 Europe's security and the future of the US nuclear umbrella
01:32 Interview: Liviu Horovitz, nuclear deterrence expert at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP)
01:43 What NATO's Steadfast Noon exercise is designed to demonstrate
02:41 Are Russia's nuclear threats aimed at intimidating Europe?
03:50 France's nuclear deterrent and the risk of escalation
04:44 Can Europe still rely on the US nuclear umbrella under Donald Trump?
06:09 Could the US gradually scale back its security commitment to Europe?
07:12 Can French and British nuclear forces help safeguard Europe?
10:17 Can NATO adapt and remain strong in a changing security landscape?
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
Follow DW on social media:
►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews
►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dwnews
►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deutschewellenews/
►Twitter: https://twitter.com/dwnews
►Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/DWNews/
Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie: https://www.youtube.com/dwdeutsch