RUSSIAN LAWMAKER ISSUES SOBERING THREAT: WE’RE WILLING TO USE NUKES TO DEFEND CRIMEA

The West needs a reality check

Mac Slavo | SHTFplan.com - MAY 31, 2017 

Russian Lawmaker Issues Sobering Threat: We’re Willing To Use Nukes To Defend Crimea

As of late, the media has forgotten about tensions between Ukraine, NATO, and Russia. Crimea and the conflict in Eastern Ukraine have largely left the public’s awareness. 
However, that shouldn’t be the case, because this region is still a powder keg that could blow at any time. And if it does, it could easily result in another world war.
If you don’t think the situation in Ukraine could still explode into a wider conflict, take a look at what this member of Russia’s parliament recently said at an international security conference.

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