Russia’s military capabilities have been making headlines, from drills in the Mediterranean Sea to the trial deployment of the largest submarine ever made – The Belgorod.
I explained why God is giving Russia the upper hand in a previous edition of Gibraltar Messenger – Gibraltar's Choices on War Strategies & God's Protection. This edition also highlighted how Gibraltar is currently extremely vulnerable to an attack.
If the Russian submarine can take out an entire large city, then that certainly means tiny Gibraltar could very easily be taken out. If its mini-subs can cut the undersea Internet cables, this certainly means the Europe India Gateway, in which Gibraltar (via Gibtelecom) is an investor, could also easily become a target.
So really all this “technology” comes to naught. The Western countries will arrogantly blindly rely on their technological advances that the East can easily disarm. What happened to the USS Donald Cook in 2014, in the Black Sea is an illustration of the East’s power.
The recent UK-Russian incident in the Black Sea is another example of Russia’s serious warnings to The West; not to mention that these war-games are all in preparation for WW3.
Please consider this article by Jacob Thornburn featured in the Daily Mail with the above in mind:
New Russian Belgorod submarine launches for first time since incident with British ship in Black Sea
A new Russian submarine packed with nuclear firepower and capable of taking out an aircraft carrier or even an entire city has sailed for the first time.
The 604ft Belgorod, the largest submarine to be built in the last 30 years, was put to sea for the first time yesterday as Russia flexed its naval muscles in the wake of an incident with British destroyer HMS Defender in the Black Sea.
Experts fear the 79ft-long torpedoes – dubbed Poseidon – could be detonated underwater to cause a radioactive tsunami and threaten coastal cities with waves up to 300ft high.
The enormous vessel is reportedly operated on behalf of the nation’s secretive Main Directorate of Undersea Research, and is understood to be central to Russia’s intelligence gathering operation.
But it is also believed to be equipped with up to six nuclear-armed torpedoes, each capable of carrying warheads with an explosive power of two megatons – equivalent to two million tons of TNT, or more than 130 times the power of the Hiroshima bomb.
Dr Sidharth Kaushal, from the Royal United Services Institute, told The Mail on Sunday he believed the fleet of UUVs could be of strategic value for President Putin.
Dr Kaushal said: ‘The Belgorod is large enough to act as a mother ship for a unique set of smaller vessels which have deep-diving capabilities and the ability to tamper with undersea infrastructure.
‘It’s well equipped for sabotage and clandestine operations. Its Poseidon nuclear torpedoes could also be a very effective means of attacking an aircraft carrier in wartime – one against which at present no defence exists.
‘The Belgorod will not be part of the Russian Navy per se, meaning its covert and aggressive actions will effectively be deniable.
‘The submarine appears set up for non-attributable Special Forces warfare with its commanders answering directly to the [political] leadership and bypassing the Russian naval command structure.’
Continued at link.
Also consider this article on ZeroHedge:
Putin's 'City-Killer': Russia Launches World's Largest Nuclear-Armed Submarine
It’s being popularly dubbed “Putin's city-killer” - and is also being widely acknowledged as the largest submarine in the world to be built for 30 years: Russian Navy’s ‘Special Mission’ K-329 Belgorod has been put to sea for the first time within the past days, undergoing sea trials.
Estimated at 178 meters (584 feet) long and about 15 meters (49 feet) across, it's twice the size of the UK Royal Navy's largest submarines, but more impressively is equipped with AI-guided nuclear tipped underwater drones which according to one prominent Western source are capable of hitting coastal targets lying 6,000 miles away.
Before the Belgorod’s deployment in the Black Sea as highlighted in the above article, it was already making waves with a launch on St. George’s Day, April 23, 2019.
Belgorod: Russia’s submarine is making waves
The sub was designed to act as a “mother ship” for other smaller submarines, such as Losharik, and above all it can carry the new retaliatory weapon of Russia: the Poseidon nuclear-powered torpedo, capable of destroying a city by generating an artificial tidal wave with its atomic charge of two megatons.
And the Belgorod is by far larger than anything operated by any other naval force, including the US.
Belgorod Submarine - is the largest submarine in the world launched by Russia in 2019
This nuclear powered submarine has a power to destroy the whole city. You can measure the power of this Belgorod submarine as during the second world war America dropped two nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. In the Japanese 2 cities 30 thousand people died, but a nuclear bomb carried by Belgorod is 100 times more powerful than the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki nuclear effect.
Russia’s Doomsday Submarines Are Here (Armed with Nuclear Robot Torpedoes)
The Belgorod, recently launched from the Sevmash shipyard in northern Russia, is designed to carry the Status-6 Poseidon, an 80-foot-long robot sub with intercontinental range and armed with a 100-megaton warhead to create a tsunami that will bury enemy coastal cities.
Analyzing The First Images Of Russia's Huge Doomsday Torpedo Carrying Special Missions Sub
The Kremlin hid most of Belgorod from public view during the launching ceremony, but what it did show still offers important clues about the boat's other "special projects" missions, including intelligence gathering and acting as a mother ship for smaller manned and unmanned submarines.
Pictures from the ceremony at Sevmash only show the rear of the submarine. The submarine's two propellers were covered during the ceremony. There's no indication that this special projects submarine has a more modern pump-jet design that could offer improved speed and acoustic signature performance.
Russia Launches Belgorod, the World’s Longest Submarine
The six hundred foot long submarine displaces more water than a World War I battleship and can dive to a depth of 1,700 feet.
The nuclear-powered Belgorod is neither an attack submarine nor a ballistic missile sub. A special mission submarine, Belgorod will be a mother ship to other undersea vessels.
According to HI Sutton, noted authority on undersea warfare, Belgorod will be crewed by the Russian Navy but operated by GUGI, the secretive Main Directorate Deep Sea Research organization.
Although built to conduct underwater espionage, by far the most sinister mission for Belgorod is as launch vehicle for the Poseidon nuclear torpedo system.
Russia Launches Belgorod Nuclear Submarine to carry Poseidon Underwater Drones
The below video is a Bitchute equivalent of the video in the above article.
On St. George’s Day April 23, 2019, Russia has launched a special-purpose, nuclear-powered submarine Belgorod (Project 09852) which will carry six nuclear-armed Poseidon unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV).
Image Attribute: Russia’s unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) Poseidon © Russian Defense Ministry/TASS.
By now you should be getting the picture.
Does Gibraltar want to rely for protection on people whom God clearly states are going to be defeated, or on God Almighty?
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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and The Two Witnesses
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