Nuclear war is approaching the two strongest armies in the worl

Washington announced the suspension of its commitments to the Treaty on the medium-range nuclear missiles concluded with Moscow during the Cold War, and the start of withdrawal from the pretext of violation by Russia, which threatened in turn a new arms race in Europe, pointing out during an official statement, that the Russian medium-range missile system violated the treaty, Especially as the treaty imposes restrictions on them and excludes China, the rising Asian power

Which was confirmed by US President Donald Trump in a statement that the United States will suspend all its obligations to the Treaty on the reduction of medium-range nuclear missiles and the start of the process of withdrawal from the Treaty, which will be completed in six months, unless Russia's commitment to the Treaty and the destruction of all missiles and platforms and equipment that violate them, "The United States has fully complied with the treaty for more than 30 years, but we will not remain bound by its terms while Russia does not

In a first Russian response to the US decision, President Vladimir Putin said during a meeting between Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Defense Minister Sergei Shojo in Moscow on Tuesday to discuss Russia's response to Washington's attempt to undermine the missile treaty. The range in response to the withdrawal of Washington from them, stressing that Russia will begin to develop a medium-range ground-based ultrasonic missile, saying deployment of M-41 launch platforms in Europe is a flagrant violation of the missile treaty

Putin has given the Defense Ministry a report on ways to counter the threat posed by the deployment of weapons in space, with the need to change the format of military meetings, and to personally supervise the introduction of new weapons, which in practice means a return to the Cold War, And entering Moscow and Washington in an arms race in preparation for the battle is not known timing timing depends on the first pressure on the button between the most powerful armies in the world

 

 

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Donald Trump's plane The most well-being in the world

The President-elect bought the Boeing 757, registered N757AF, in 2011 from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and gave it a Trump-style makeover. Trump likes to call it the “T-Bird,” according to a Discovery Channel documentary featuring the plane.
Donald Trump’s private Boeing 757 is the 8th of most expensive planes in the world. Its price seeks about $100 million. It may sound like a lot of money, but aviation firm C.E.O. Greg Raiff indicates otherwise. The Times quotes him for a bit of context: “Buying a 25-year-old 757 is like buying a bag of Cheetos. It’s a lot of food for a low price,” he said.

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