NATO Fears Poseidon Test As Russian Belgorod Nuke Submarine 'Disappears' From Arctic Base| Ukraine

NATO has reportedly warned its members about the mobilisation of a Russian nuclear submarine armed with a doomsday device. The submarine, which has “disappeared” from its White Sea base in the Arctic Circle, is suspected to be the K-329 Belgorod. NATO fears the submarine may be enroute the Kara Sea to test the Poseidon, as per Italian daily La Repubblica. The Poseidon and Belgorod were among a series of “invincible” weapons unveiled by Russian President Putin in 2018. Watch the video to know more.

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00:00 - INTRODUCTION
01:12 - THE BELGOROD SUBMARINE
02:27 - POSEIDON– PUTIN’S DOOMSDAY WEAPON

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[caramontana]

If all the spending on destruction of all kinds had been directed towards improving life on earth, how do you think it would have been?

[EzioAuditore]

Even if the us or uk military knew where it was and are tracking it, they wouldnt let anyone know

[lwzfog]

September 4th 2022, German businessman, Karl Peter Griesemann’s private jet crashed into the Baltic Sea off the coast of Latvia, having flown halfway across Europe from Spain whilst unresponsive to ATC calls, killing all on board.
Flight tracking data showed that the Austrian registered Cessna 551 departed from southern Spain on Sunday afternoon, changed course at Paris and Cologne and then flew straight out to the Baltic Sea, before descending rapidly.

The Griesemann Group was responsible for the maintenance of the Nordstream gas lines.

[Xiao_Hu_ZY]

At 125 mph. ( Which is highly suspicious) that thing will make so Much noise you'll hear it AS it's jettisoned out that sub.

[camillad.]

Russian Belgorod Submarine 609 ft in length and 49 ft tall left Arctic, Kara sea on September 22nd enroute to Eastern coastline (the ocean depth is 11, 962 ft along the Atlantic coastal line) with Drone Poseidon Warhead 20ft length 3 feet in dimension which is remotely controlled by Russian Belgorod Submarine - make its Headway to the Potomac River straight for the capital of DC

12, 711 MI of ocean water to travel to the Eastern coastline. 36 MI per hour times 24 hour is 864 mi in one day equals 14 and 1/2 days to reach United States. It left on the 22nd of September today is the 8th of October that is 16 days.

Poseidon had underwater loitering munition capabilities, and could lay dormant on the ocean floor before activation.

[jamesholden]

I can guarantee you that the U.S. Navy knows EXACTLY where all of Russia's subs are at any moment

[totalnerd]

They say the sailors of the Kursk are still trying to get the Russian Navy's attention...

[darkazurr]

the Moskva is my favorite russian submarine

[Spinoza-ethics-]

By utilizing logic and reason you will understand that the nations with nuke weapons do not have to fear a nuke war. You can’t end a war with peace. You end it with greater war. War won’t end because the magnitude of war isn’t great enough.

[berndhase]

I'm not an expert or anything but I'm pretty sure they use sonar to detect subs, not radar.

[yippeeki-yay]

Last time Russia tried this was on the Kursk. Things didn't go so well.

[kyles]

Let's start supplying Ukrainian fishermen with tug boats, they'll sort it all out.

[dannylongchar]

'Disappeared' can have double meaning who knows it might have taken a swim to the bottom and never coming back up😄

[_Jayp]

Its funny to see how so many Americans believe that US know the location of this sub. Arctic is the backyard of Russia. No one knows that territory better than Russians.
Western people must not be ignorant of the level of threat this sub possess to them.

[CTROCK]

Don’t underestimate your enemy too much!

[alexhuntercdc]

“Hey Dimitry, why is there a another submarine below us and why do i hear freedom music?”

[Quagmire]

Good to see Nato phoned Crux to let us all know they’ve lost sight of Putin’s rubber ducky! Jen’s Stoltenburg was straight on the phone to Crux for their superior tracking abilities! 🤦

[richardparker]

Before United Kingdom goes under sea, they should return the looted kohinoor diamond and all other looted wealth back to India.

[everTriumph]

There used to be lines of sonar sensors deployed in places such as the 'northern approaches' (from memory). Whether they are still operating I don't know. I also seem to recollect that large subs can be tracked by the 'bulge' of the ocean surface if they are not too deep.

[CHLDOFTHEMOON]

US and UK subs have a habit of following Russian subs, when they are at sea. Hopefully, that's true this time?