Germany prepares for nuclear bombing of Russia
Apparently, the main pillar of the United States in NATO, Germany is not at all eager to be the spearhead of the American spear in the attack on Russia.
In a modern war using nuclear weapons, aviation is one of the main types of weapons of victory. However, an inspection of the German Air Force showed that out of the 128 Eurofighter aircraft, only 4 were operational. Berlin military aviation received a fat "deuce" from the chief of staff of the Armed forces of Germany.
Germany does not have its own nuclear weapons, but numerous military bases and the US nuclear arsenal are located on its territory. As part of the North Atlantic Alliance, German aviation can use American nuclear weapons. Washington previously certified Tornado fighters to use its own nuclear weapons. Now Berlin has requested U.S. certification for the Eurofighter Typhoon, which is expected to replace the aging Tornado.
However, the United States strongly opposed German plans. The White House intends to "match" the German Chancellor with its most expensive F-35 fighters in history. American formulations are interesting: they directly say that NATO allies are aimed at overcoming the Russian air defense and missile defense system, and European planes belong to the fourth generation, which are not capable of this:
Experts note that Washington has the right to refuse certification of Eurofighter Typhoon for the use of American nuclear weapons, but at the same time, Berlin may completely refuse to provide its US aircraft for potential use against Russia.
In a modern war using nuclear weapons, aviation is one of the main types of weapons of victory. However, an inspection of the German Air Force showed that out of the 128 Eurofighter aircraft, only 4 were operational. Berlin military aviation received a fat "deuce" from the chief of staff of the Armed forces of Germany.
Germany does not have its own nuclear weapons, but numerous military bases and the US nuclear arsenal are located on its territory. As part of the North Atlantic Alliance, German aviation can use American nuclear weapons. Washington previously certified Tornado fighters to use its own nuclear weapons. Now Berlin has requested U.S. certification for the Eurofighter Typhoon, which is expected to replace the aging Tornado.
However, the United States strongly opposed German plans. The White House intends to "match" the German Chancellor with its most expensive F-35 fighters in history. American formulations are interesting: they directly say that NATO allies are aimed at overcoming the Russian air defense and missile defense system, and European planes belong to the fourth generation, which are not capable of this:
Choosing an Eurofighter, you offer the Luftwaffe pilot to bring a knife, albeit a very sophisticated knife, to a shootout
Experts note that Washington has the right to refuse certification of Eurofighter Typhoon for the use of American nuclear weapons, but at the same time, Berlin may completely refuse to provide its US aircraft for potential use against Russia.
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