Nuclear Weapons in POLAND?! | Ukraine War Update

Video Summary

Ukraine has sunk a Russian landing ship, Cesar Kunov, with Mura V5 drones in a successful operation. The ship was reportedly filled with ammunition and was turned into a stationary submarine after the attack. The Russian Black Sea Fleet has been repeatedly targeted by Ukraine in recent weeks, with the attack on Cesar Kunov being the latest success. The Ukrainian military confirmed the information, and videos of the attack are now available. The ship was named after a Soviet military person who died on February 14th, 1943, and the timing of the attack may have been a coincidence or a deliberate move by Ukraine.

Meanwhile, Poland may acquire nuclear weapons, and Ukraine is focusing on attacking Russian landing ships, including ones that could be used as a substitute for the Kurch Bridge if it’s damaged. The Ukrainian Navy has been successful in taking out several Russian landing ships in recent weeks.

Ukraine funding from the US has been a topic of controversy, with some assuming that the money is going directly to Ukraine. However, the funding actually includes $50 billion spent in the US to procure weapons and increase production, creating and manufacturing jobs. The top recipient states of these contracts are Arkansas, Arizona, Pennsylvania, California, and Texas.

Finally, a map showing Ukrainian mineral and natural gas deposits has highlighted the country’s rich resource potential, with big money to be made in the future. The Russian interest in Ukraine’s natural resources may not be just about desolation, but rather about gaining access to these valuable resources.