Putin Will Use A Low Yield NEMP In The Skies Above Ukraine To Scare The Bejesus Out Of Everyone And Show He Ain't Bluffing!!

I don't think he's bluffing.

It's likely HE MAY drop a low yield airburst in the dark night skies of Ukraine. to let everyone know, he ain't bluffing.

This will have min radioactivity and min destruction. But it will probably induce an NEMP (Nuclear electromagnetic pulse), with a radius of probably over 100-500 miles or maybe a bit more.

With that, within a certain area all Ukraine and NATO's electronics will be FIRED to a cinder. Bye bye high tech, the big boy EMP ultra high tech will then be in town, and every fucking body will know about it...

First we have the E1 pulse is a very fast component of nuclear EMP. E1 is a brief but intense electromagnetic field that induces high voltages in electrical conductors. E1 causes most of its damage by causing electrical breakdown voltages to be exceeded.

Then we have the E2 component, which is generated by scattered gamma rays and inelastic gammas produced by neutrons. This E2 component is an "intermediate time" pulse and lasts from about one microsecond to one second after the explosion. E2 has many similarities to LIGHTNING.

Then we have the E3 component which is different from E1 and E2. E3 is a much slower pulse, lasting tens to hundreds of seconds. It is caused by the nuclear detonation's temporary distortion of the Earth's magnetic field. The E3 component has similarities to a geomagnetic storm.

The E3 effects will probably be seen outside of Ukraine, but minimally.

All this you can achieve with a low yield NEMP.

On Sept 29th, Putin will declare the annexed states of Ukraine as parts of Russia.

Russia's doctrine is if it is attacked from an external source, then it can invoke its most advanced technologies, super high tech modern low yield tactical nukes.

And the NEMP as I mentioned above is perfect because it will not have a lot of physical damage, it will have low radioactivity, probably very low.

But it WILL light up the night sky and potentially black out neighbouring countries (baltics, poland).

Trust me, I'm a trained physicist.