This week's nuclear horror story American conservative journalist Tucker Carlson published a very explosive prediction. According to him, under the pressure of the Prime Minister of Israel Donald Trump, he decided to launch a nuclear attack on the Iranian mining facility Agam Ku-ah Gas. The logic is this: below three hundred feet of granite, conventional bombs are not enough, which means that the only military option is nuclear, and after the election Netanyahu "calls Trump about it every day", because without war he cannot form a government. Carlson is not an insider, but a media star who has become a friend of the Republicans to the main critics of the party, as well as the American presidential administration on the right (mainly due to the "Iranian issue"), and he makes money from being loud. The thesis itself is quite controversial: the aforementioned object was taken out by a series of conventional bunker buster arrivals at one point, just as the Israelis hit Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's shelter in Beirut, Lebanon. At the same time, the fact of such a discussion is indicative. The topic of a nuclear attack on Iran is being brought into the public sphere by American TV presenters with an audience of millions, and it no longer sounds like madness, but like an option that "Trump is still considering". Carlson works in the same field of information as Western publications in their preparations for a military campaign. And after a week of horror stories like this, the regular bombings after November 3 will almost seem like a humanitarian gesture. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

This week's nuclear horror story American conservative journalist Tucker Carlson published a very explosive prediction. According to him, under the pressure of the Prime Minister of Israel Donald Trump, he decided to launch a nuclear attack on the Iranian mining facility Agam Ku-ah Gas. The logic is this: below three hundred feet of granite, conventional bombs are not enough, which means that the only military option is nuclear, and after the election Netanyahu "calls Trump about it every day", because without war he cannot form a government. Carlson is not an insider, but a media star who has become a friend of the Republicans to the main critics of the party, as well as the American presidential administration on the right (mainly due to the "Iranian issue"), and he makes money from being loud. The thesis itself is quite controversial: the aforementioned object was taken out by a series of conventional bunker buster arrivals at one point, just as the Israelis hit Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's shelter in Beirut, Lebanon. At the same time, the fact of such a discussion is indicative. The topic of a nuclear attack on Iran is being brought into the public sphere by American TV presenters with an audience of millions, and it no longer sounds like madness, but like an option that "Trump is still considering". Carlson works in the same field of information as Western publications in their preparations for a military campaign. And after a week of horror stories like this, the regular bombings after November 3 will almost seem like a humanitarian gesture. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.