An at first seemingly routine new Ministry of Defense (MoD) report circulating in the Kremlin today announcing that the large amphibious assault ship Alexander Otrakovsky has left the Northern Fleet naval base of Severomorsk to hold a live-fire exercise in the Arctic, becomes absolutely mind-blowing bonkers when reading one of its sections titled ненормальный—the rough English translation of means “not normal-abnormal-crazy”—a section that begins with the shock revelation that President Donald Trump this past week ordered five giant US Air Force C-17A Globemasters III military cargo aircraft stationed at Ramstein Air Base-Germany to fly to Incirlik Air Base-Turkey where they loaded up the whole bulk of American nuclear weapons stored there and flew them out to Germany, Poland and one of the Baltic States—a sudden repositioning of American nuclear weapons from the Middle East to the borders of the Russian Federation occurring at the same time 30,000 US military troops are expected to flood into Europe, the first of whom are arriving without protective masks—but just hours ago, saw the US Army stating that it was drastically cutting back its deployment to Europe over coronavirus fears—which matched the US Army further stating it was cutting back its troop levels in Africa, too—US Army combat ready troops, however, MoD intelligence analysts noted with alarm were being rapidly deployed to Fort Richardson-Alaska—a strange deployment that caused the MoD to order two Tu-142 Bear maritime patrol aircraft to fly at low altitude over a site off the coast of northwest Alaska—a mission specifically targeted to observe a temporary base camp set up by the US military in international waters off the coast of Alaska just below the North Pole named Ice Camp Seadragon—and before these two Tu-142 Bear patrol aircraft were chased off by American and Canadian fighter aircraft, saw them documenting US Army troops starting to build what looks like a massive concentration camp able to hold up to 10,000 people.  […]