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originally posted by: Auricom
Thank you both for your replies.
a reply to: Shana91aus
I'm sorry, I guessed I forgot to mention that. As far as I can tell, I was indeed in a nuclear power plant. I believe I was in one of the pools used to help create steam.
The dream itself was extremely quick, but the thing that gets me is the fact that my "death" happened so fast. A flash of white light and I'm literally shaken out of bed.
A Russian defense minister wants his country's official military doctrine rewritten to allow for a pre-emptive nuclear attack against the United States and NATO, the Russian-language news agency Interfax reports.
Russian Army Gen. Yury Yakubov said the doctrine, last revised in 2010, should be updated to classify the United States and other NATO countries as the "main enemy" of Russia, Interfax reported on Wednesday.
from Newsmax.com www.Newsmax.com...
US may launch pre-emptive strike at Russia – Russia’s ex chief of staff
The United States still hasn’t let go of the pre-emptive nuclear strike doctrine against Russia and China, Russia’s former chief of staff Gen. Yuri Baluyevsky said at today’s expert panel in Moscow.
He warned that NATO and US strategies involved preventive attacks, including nuclear strikes at Russia and China
Two Russian strategic bombers conducted practice cruise missile attacks on the United States during a training mission last week that defense officials say appeared timed to the NATO summit in Wales.
The Russian Tu-95 Bear bombers were tracked flying a route across the northern Atlantic near Iceland, Greenland, and Canada’s northeast.
Analysis of the flight indicated the aircraft were conducting practice runs to a pre-determined “launch box”—an optimum point for firing nuclear-armed cruise missiles at U.S. targets, said defense officials familiar with intelligence reports.