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What i was alluding to was if Trump somehow gets back in (god help us), what would he do with his big mouth?
A New War Front on the Horizon?
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Einstein
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Of course Trump would fear monger all the war mongers into passive submission. He did with North Korea. He'll do it again!
kcwildman
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ha ha ha ha ha good point...
as always the orange man
would piss off everyone,,, all at the same time!!!!!
then flash that shit eatin grin and say wwwiiiiinnnngg!!!!!!!
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Germany has admitted the apparent hack by Russia of a military meeting where officers discussed giving Ukraine long-range missiles - and possible targets.
Audio of the video-conference meeting was posted to social media by the head of Russia's state-run RT channel.
The officers discuss how the missiles could hit the Kerch Bridge, which links Russia to the illegally annexed Crimea.
Russian politicians said the audio proved that its "sworn enemy" was planning attacks.
Germany's chancellor Olaf Scholz on Saturday called the apparent leak "a very serious matter and that is why it is now being investigated very carefully, very intensively and very quickly".
According to Der Spiegel magazine, the videoconference was not held on a secret internal army network but on the WebEx platform.
The 38-minutes of audio was posted by RT chief Margarita Simonyan on Friday, who said it was proof Germany was planning strikes on Crimea.
In the recording, discussions can be heard on the possible use by Ukrainian forces of German-made Taurus missiles and their potential impact.
A spokeswoman for the German defence ministry told the AFP news agency that a secret air force conversation had been tapped.
However, she said that she was "unable to say for certain" whether the voices on the recording had been tampered with before publication.
Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova demanded that Germany "promptly" provide explanations.
"Attempts to avoid answering the questions will be regarded as an admission of guilt," she said.
Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy head of Russia's Security Council, said on Telegram: "Our age-old rivals - the Germans - have again turned into our sworn enemies."
"Look, with what thoroughness and in such detail the (Germans) discuss striking our territory with long-range missiles, choose targets to hit and discuss how to inflict the maximum harm to our motherland and our people,"
www.bbc.com
Audio of the video-conference meeting was posted to social media by the head of Russia's state-run RT channel.
The officers discuss how the missiles could hit the Kerch Bridge, which links Russia to the illegally annexed Crimea.
Russian politicians said the audio proved that its "sworn enemy" was planning attacks.
Germany's chancellor Olaf Scholz on Saturday called the apparent leak "a very serious matter and that is why it is now being investigated very carefully, very intensively and very quickly".
According to Der Spiegel magazine, the videoconference was not held on a secret internal army network but on the WebEx platform.
The 38-minutes of audio was posted by RT chief Margarita Simonyan on Friday, who said it was proof Germany was planning strikes on Crimea.
In the recording, discussions can be heard on the possible use by Ukrainian forces of German-made Taurus missiles and their potential impact.
A spokeswoman for the German defence ministry told the AFP news agency that a secret air force conversation had been tapped.
However, she said that she was "unable to say for certain" whether the voices on the recording had been tampered with before publication.
Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova demanded that Germany "promptly" provide explanations.
"Attempts to avoid answering the questions will be regarded as an admission of guilt," she said.
Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy head of Russia's Security Council, said on Telegram: "Our age-old rivals - the Germans - have again turned into our sworn enemies."
"Look, with what thoroughness and in such detail the (Germans) discuss striking our territory with long-range missiles, choose targets to hit and discuss how to inflict the maximum harm to our motherland and our people,"
Russia publishes German army meeting on Ukraine
German chancellor promises probe after leak of officers discussing the supply of long-range missiles.
www.bbc.com
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Not really a hack if there is no security to begin with. Might as well have used a Russian video conference platform and invited Putin as a guest speaker.