American soldiers stationed at military bases in Europe armed with nuclear weapons have been unknowingly sharing secret protocols and base details, and all fully searchable on Google.
For US soldiers tasked with the custody of nuclear weapons in Europe, the stakes are high. Security protocols are lengthy, detailed and need to be known by heart. To simplify this process, some service members have been using publicly visible flashcard learning apps inadvertently revealing a multitude of sensitive security protocols about US nuclear weapons and the bases at which they are stored.
While the presence of US nuclear weapons in Europe has long been detailed by various leaked documents, photos and statements by retired officials, their specific locations are officially still a secret with governments neither confirming nor denying their presence.
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This picture taken on January 14, 2021 and released from North Korea s official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on Jan 15 sees people dancing amid fireworks during a parade celebrating the 8th Congress of the Workers Party of Korea (WPK) in Pyongyang. - AFP SEOUL, Jan 16 (Bloomberg): Kim Jong-un has rolled out a lot of new missiles in recent months, including at least one more this week. The next step is for him to fire them into the air to get President-elect Joe Biden’s attention.
The North Korean leader paraded a new submarine-launched ballistic missile through central Pyongyang Thursday as part of a military pageant to mark the completion of more than a week of ruling party meetings.
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(Bloomberg) Kim Jong Un has rolled out a lot of new missiles in recent months, including at least one more this week. The next step is for him to fire them into the air to get President-elect Joe Biden’s attention.
The North Korean leader paraded a new submarine-launched ballistic missile through central Pyongyang Thursday as part of a military pageant to mark the completion of more than a week of ruling party meetings. The Pukguksong-5 the largest in an growing line of solid-fueled nuclear missiles moves Kim closer to a opening a maritime front in his strategic struggle with the U.S.