Here’s what Putin’s nuclear disaster would really look like.
The difference between a nuclear weapon then and now is the difference between a Ford and a Lamborghini.In broad brushstrokes, Fedchenko and other experts interviewed by The Daily Beast on mutually assured destruction calculate Putin has three trajectories for his some 6,000 nuclear devices.
NATO General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg alerted Putin of the “severest consequences” if Russia used nuclear weapons. “If Russia crosses this line,” fired back U.S National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, “there will be catastrophic consequences.” “The difference between a nuclear weapon then and now is the difference between a Ford and a Lamborghini,” Fedchenko explains. “The yield, the power of the explosion, is the same. The variance is in terms of size, the ability to withstand external shock, and the ease of delivery.”
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