Topic: Iskander Missiles

Pavlou highlights the scale of Russian attacks, noting that 520 drones were launched against Ukraine in a single day. He describes witnessing the aftermath of an Iskander missile strike on an apartment complex in the Donbas, where cluster munitions were allegedly used to target first responders. Pavlou questions why there is more outrage over destroyed Russian bombers than the deaths of Ukrainian children.

Jackson Hinkle discusses Russia's military support for Iran, including the provision of Iskander missile systems and advanced jamming technology. He suggests that while Iran will retaliate against Israel, it may not trigger an immediate regional war as the "multipolar world" waits for the West to weaken further. Hinkle also mentions his launch of the "American Communist Party," which he describes as a non-woke, traditionalist party focused on domestic production.

Victor Bout recounts how the Istanbul peace agreement was allegedly sabotaged by Boris Johnson, leading to continued shelling in the Donbas and Belgorod regions. Russia's recent tactical nuclear weapon tests in Belarus are described as a final warning to the West. The segment compares the current tension to the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, emphasizing that the window for de-escalation is closing.

Russia and Belarus recently conducted joint tactical nuclear weapon tests using the Iskander missile system as a final warning to the West. The segment compares the current situation to the Cuban Missile Crisis, noting that the globalist "death cult" is ignoring these escalatory signals. It is also noted that China, under Xi Jinping, has moved away from being a globalist client state.