Was a tactical nuke dropped on Syria? I'm not expert.

Tactical nuclear weapon used in Syria or not. I would love to hear opinions as I am confused. From my limited knowledge it looks like a 1/KT mini nuke.m.youtube.com...

a reply to: Gyo01

Nope.
You can see a small fire just before the explosion.
Clearly, just an ammo dump blowing up.

a reply to: Gyo01
I'm of the impression it was an ammo dump as well. The explosion was no where near bright enough to have been a nuclear bomb.

a reply to: Gyo01

It looks a lot like footage of an explosion in Yemen earlier this year.



Yep.
I recall that the subsequent discussions determined it wasn't a nuke.

I wonder how many times we'll see this footage surface as 'evidence' ?

originally posted by: Gyo01
Tactical nuclear weapon used in Syria or not. I would love to hear opinions as I am confused. From my limited knowledge it looks like a 1/KT mini nuke.m.youtube.com...

It looks like a missile. It is not.

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a reply to: aorAki

That's because it IS the Yemen footage from earlier this year.

They were claiming a neutron bomb back then.

Same scam , same footage, same weapons cache exploding spectacularly.

If you were looking at a real nuke when it went off like that you wouldn't have any eyeballs left.

That was a huge explosion and could be easily mistaken for a T-Nuke, but preceding the blast would have been a bright flash as particles and neutron radiation are released at the speed of light. Then the pressure wave and all the other components are seen.

Freaking big blast thought. Maybe a high yield Durandal to go deep into a suspected cave or tunnel system before detonation, and it hit a weapons storage cash. www.weaponsystems.net...

ZG

originally posted by: M5xaz
a reply to: Gyo01

Nope.
You can see a small fire just before the explosion.
Clearly, just an ammo dump blowing up.

Damm beat me to it, that's exactly what it looks like.

a reply to: Gyo01

That was a fuel/air bomb hitting a weapons cache.

Nothing like free emission of photons, signature proof in above ground nuclear weapons detonations. About 5:40 into here…

If it truly was a tactical battlefield nuke , you would not have to post asking if it was. You would know . And no , you would not have to be an expert.

If that were a nuke either Russia or the US would be complaining about it and they couldn't hide the raidation. Russia was showing off a bomb recently that they have called the father of all bombs. It's the largest non nuclear weapon. I forgot how powerful it is but they compared it the Hiroshima. The video look like it could be it. The US has one called the mother of all bombs or MOAB for short. I'm guessing this is retaliation by Russia for blowing up one of their planes.

a reply to: wantsome


You're guessing wrong.

This is old footage from Yemen...

a reply to: Gyo01

If theres a brillaint white flash its a nuke

if there thunder n flames (I Ithink its both) in the cloud its a nuke

Look at the one that was dropped in syria in last coupla years

Also look at the one dropped on the chemcial plant in the US. Again, a year or so ago. They both had a brilliant white flash. Nukes are the only things that put out more light than the sun apparently.

Here is a huge conventional explosion that mimics the appearance of an atomic bomb... in 1917 !

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originally posted by: Gyo01
Tactical nuclear weapon used in Syria or not. I would love to hear opinions as I am confused. From my limited knowledge it looks like a 1/KT mini nuke.m.youtube.com...

No, and it's not even a big bomb ... the US has used quite a lot of these, and they're not even as bad as the firebombs used in WWII.

Here is a actual tactical nuke test.

Notice the flash others have mentioned.

They are not used to see weapon cache explode, usually US try to avoid them... (It's a joke)

Original vid said Syria. Turns out it is Yemen. Just wanted to know what it was. Thank you all!