Putin reached Kherson in Ukraine on the war front

0
30

Moscow. For the first time, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a surprise visit to the frontline closest to the war in Ukraine. On this tour of Eastern Ukraine, his nuclear briefcase was also seen with Putin, so that he can carry out nuclear attacks anywhere in the world. Putin, 70, took this step at a time when he sent two Tu-95MS bombers capable of dropping their nuclear weapons to the country’s eastern front. Russia has suddenly started an exercise.

According to media reports, Putin arrived in Kherson city of Ukraine by a helicopter. During this, when he was getting down from the helicopter, this nuclear briefcase was seen with him. The Russian President was welcomed at a military base in Kherson. An aide carrying a nuclear briefcase was carrying Putin when he was meeting with his military commanders. This briefcase, which controls Russian nuclear weapons, is black in color. It is often compared to the US President’s nuclear football.

The Russian nuclear briefcase is named Cheget and is guarded 24 hours a day by armed security guards. A special code is used to open it. Chegate was developed in the early 1980s and was first seen in the year 2019. The report said that after the briefcase appeared in Ukraine, the fear increased that somewhere Putin was very desperate to show his victory.

At the same time, two nuclear bombers of Russia have appeared in the sea near Japan, which had come to participate in the exercise. It is believed that Russia has demonstrated its nuclear power. The Russian President has arrived in Kherson at a time when it is feared that the Ukrainian army may launch a major attack. There is a large Russian military presence in Kherson. According to the report of Britain’s intelligence agency, a fierce war is going on in the eastern region of Ukraine. This is the first time that Putin has reached both Luhansk and Kherson areas of Ukraine, which Russia claims as its own.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here