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No idea how much of this is true, I'm discovering just like you Found in the comment section here https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/did-ukraine-try-trick-nato-starting-world-war-iii-after-it-accidentally-bombed-poland?commentId=1e5a2632-16dc-4cf8-bcee-55f2e3ce52eb

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the most reasonable option is (as written in the article, after lots of blabbing)

  • decoy

  • test of ukraina interceptor systems

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The most reasonable option: Fake news to prepare the Ukrainian dirty bomb false flag. Then they will say "we told you so".

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what is fake, the whole story ?

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Of course. The Russians will use nukes only when Russia is toast: There will be no civilization anymore if there is no Russia. Then they will use all nukes at once. The Ukraine is for the Russians what DC is for Texas: They want to liberate it - and not destroy it.

The Ukrainians are preparing a dirty nuke for the propaganda effect. Telling everybody that the Russians already threatened to use a tactical nuke is a preparation for that event. The critical part is to convince the IAEA to testify that it was a Russian nuke. But that's not impossible, they did the same with the OPCW when they staged the "Assad is gassing his own people" events.

Edit: The use of missiles from the 1980s as decoys to saturate the air defence seems to be the true core of the story: https://southfront.org/russian-military-tricked-ukrainian-air-defenses-with-soviet-cruise-missiles-converted-to-decoys/ - it just has nothing to do with anything nuclear.

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This quacks like propaganda.

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Maybe it is, maybe not

Is it in MSM?

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Why would Russia fire a missile with no tactical advantage and yet plays directly into the Western narrative that Russia will use nukes?

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they are confirming they can, they said they can

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KIEV

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyiv

Kyiv, also known as Kiev, is the capital and most populous city of Ukraine. It is in north-central Ukraine along the Dnieper River. As of 1 January 2021, its population was 2,962,180,[10] making Kyiv the seventh-most populous city in Europe.[11]

Kyiv Київ Kiev

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In the US it has always been spelled 'KIEV'.