Yet another gravely concerning new Ministry of Defense (MoD) report circulating in the Kremlin today discussing issues involving the global coronavirus pandemic, states that Aerospace Forces have successfully delivered over 100,000 coronavirus COVID-19 test kits to 13 nations, including Iran and North Korea—test kits not needed in the Russian Federation at this time as only 253 people are confirmed infected with the coronavirus, of whom only 11 patients contracted the coronavirus inside Russia, while some 90% of cases were brought from abroad—thus holding this crisis from a military perspective well within the bounds of acceptable norms—the same of which, however, cannot be said about what is currently evolving in the United States with their military forces—who just hours ago officially cancelled their massive military exercise Defender Europe 2020 that would have seen tens-of-thousands of combat ready US Army troops flooding into the European Union—an official cancellation following what occurred 48-hours prior, on 19 March, when the United States Strategic Command suddenly ordered all of its “Doomsday Planes” to immediately evacuate from their Offutt Air Force Base location in Nebraska and deploy into the skies over America—strategic war time aircraft of various types designed to ensure the communication integrity of the entire US government and its leaders in a time of a declared national emergency—and when taking to the air, then saw US Air Force General Joseph Lengyel abruptly announcing that tens-of-thousands of his nation’s frontline National Guard troops were standing by ready to be deployed to fight the coronavirus pandemic—and then for the first time in the modern history of the United States, saw the Department of Defense being given standby orders to ensure the “continuity of government” in response to the coronavirus pandemic—all of which culminated with a shock global alert being issued by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) warning that two incoming asteroids could cause atmospheric explosions over the next few days—atmospheric explosions that, without any doubt, would put an already strained-to-the-limit world in the crossfire of a nuclear retaliation strike if they’re perceived even in the slightest to have a manmade cause.  […]