Nuclear disaster and preparation by the Americans?

 

Monday, July 3, 2023 

The "nuclear detector" of the Americans has arrived in Europe. Special aircraft WC-135R Constant Phoenix of the US Air Force was deployed on June 30, 2023, 

at the American air base in Crete (Greece); news that is going around Europe, as many see something nuclear coming, especially after the relevant statements of the president of Ukraine.

A map shows the Black Sea's location and some large or prominent ports around it. The Sea of Azov and the Sea of Marmara are also labeled.

From this base, RQ-4B Global Hawk reconnaissance UAVs and RC-135W Rivet Joint aircraft are flown to the Black Sea region.

The WC-135R is designed to collect information on radioactive fallout and control nuclear testing.

 Many associated his arrival with the preparation of a nuclear disaster by Kyiv at the Zaporizhzhia atomic power plant.

"Everything points to something extraordinary and even nuclear! It is coming, and apparently, the Westerners are well aware of something.

  Without such a big provocation, international uproar, escalation, which is not "adequate" so far, the plans do not seem to come out," says a journalist from Moscow.

The US atmospheric reconnaissance aircraft collects air samples, analyzing the presence and composition of chemicals and radioactivity in the atmosphere.

Boeing developed it for the US Air Force (USAF) to conduct air sampling operations.

The WC-135 was initially used on air sampling missions in the Far East, the Mediterranean Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Bay of Bengal, the polar regions, and offshore South America and Africa.

It has a length of 42.5 meters, a height of 12.8 meters, and a wingspan of 39.8 meters. The weight of the aircraft is 54.5 tons.

Its first mission dates back to the 1986 Chornobyl nuclear plant disaster when several WC-135s were deployed to monitor the nuclear disaster.

Read more about the plane here: Boeing WC-135 Constant Phoenix. 

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