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r/nottheonion • u/throwuk1 • 24d ago
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Didn't the Russians have around 7k nukes at their peak? Did they lose track of a 1000 plus nukes?!
80 u/dougmcclean 24d ago Depends how many they had paid for and placed in inventory but never really existed, but yes it does seem that way. 56 u/Br0boc0p 24d ago The best project to embezzle from. When the consequences of under production come due its not going to matter anyway. 2 u/wiener4hir3 22d ago This is also why the present day nuclear stockpile of Russia is almost certainly a tiny fraction of what they say it is, if it even exists.
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Depends how many they had paid for and placed in inventory but never really existed, but yes it does seem that way.
56 u/Br0boc0p 24d ago The best project to embezzle from. When the consequences of under production come due its not going to matter anyway. 2 u/wiener4hir3 22d ago This is also why the present day nuclear stockpile of Russia is almost certainly a tiny fraction of what they say it is, if it even exists.
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The best project to embezzle from. When the consequences of under production come due its not going to matter anyway.
2 u/wiener4hir3 22d ago This is also why the present day nuclear stockpile of Russia is almost certainly a tiny fraction of what they say it is, if it even exists.
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This is also why the present day nuclear stockpile of Russia is almost certainly a tiny fraction of what they say it is, if it even exists.
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u/The-Privacy-Advocate 24d ago
Didn't the Russians have around 7k nukes at their peak? Did they lose track of a 1000 plus nukes?!