The Russian Navy has allegedly taken its first delivery of Poseidon underwater nuclear missiles, designed to wipe out coastlines with radioactive tsunamis.
Experts believe the missiles are equipped with a 2-megaton thermonuclear warhead and can operate autonomously to retaliate if Russia is incapacitated in a nuclear strike.
HAS IT BEEN USED?
Trunews has pondered if Russia already tested the tsunami weapon on Japan. Consider the timeline:
March 8, 2011: Tokyo governor lets it slip that Japan could produce a nuclear weapon within a year.
March 11, 2011: Tsunami strikes Fukushima nuclear power plant after 9.0 quake. (Among fifth largest ever recorded.)
May 16, 2011: Putin advisor Vladimir Zhirinovsky threatens “another tsunami” to a Georgian TV interviewer. See interview at 32 minute mark (Trunews).
Russia and Japan never signed WW2 peace treaty, Kuril Islands still disputed.
RELATED: Zhirinovsky predicted exact date of the Feb. 14, 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine in Dec. 2021.
