Kiev's Party.

The reality is grim for 404, really grim, and it will get even worse.

There are now rivers of liquid shit all over the place and we can now talk about red alert danger of infectious diseases once it warms up. 

This all, and I will continue to stress it, the result of criminal activity on part of the combined West and 404 is now being made the lesson for corrupt, degenerate and incompetent Euro chihuahuas. For Europe, if it ever decides (and will be able to, which is highly doubtful) to even look wrongly at Russia--these will come really fast together with physical removal of European military-political top. 

Now to this: 

The New START treaty, which limits the world’s two largest nuclear arsenals, officially expires on February 5, and Moscow has not received any formal response from the US on renewing it, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a press release on Wednesday. Russia will be ready to decisively counter potential threats, but will remain open to dialogue after the lapse of the last remaining strategic arms control agreement with the US, it added.

A clarification: Russia ALREADY countered and will continue to widen already an enormous capability gap. Especially when one considers the fact that ALL Russia's hypersonic delivery systems, deployed, as well as ones that we are yet to learn about, all without exception are delivery systems for nukes. Importantly, they saw real combat use, devastating at that, with conventional ordnance. To demonstrate, allegedly NON-strategic SSGN of project 885 Yasen-class can and carries nuclear tipped hypersonic 3M22 Zircon and P-800 Onyx and 3M14M Kalibr (4,500 kilometer range) missiles. 

32 of them. Is this, one may ask, a strategic missile submarine then? In essence--yes. Even in non-nuclear load the salvo of this sub can have a strategic effect, when nuclear ordnance loaded--well, it can devastate all naval bases on both coasts of the United States and deal a catastrophic blow to industrial base. Same goes for NON-strategic Oreshnik, which, in reality, is a strategic weapon. 

So, what mountain should the US climb to even get even? The obstacle is insurmountable.