for eastern Europe serves for nothing more than a nuclear shield to you, Germans, French etc. that you are exagerating a bit !!????? Your British mandate which destroyed Palestinian statehood for the sake of Jews solely served as nuclear shield for Western Europe and for global geopolitical trade with Russia. Eastern Europe never had relations with east as those to which we continue to wittness since the fall of USSR. That much for EU and NATO itself which managed to solicit from Ukrainians entire nuclear arsenal for sake of https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2026/02/who-started-ww3-and-what-zelensky-and.html THE THING IS, MOST OF EASTERN EUROPEANS SEE ISRAEL(equiped even with GERMAN MADE nuclear submarine) AS A MUCH BIGGER NUCLEAR THREAT THAN IRAN.
BRITISH WORRY FOR THE ROOFS OVER OVER THEIR HEADS DUE TO IRANI THREATS - HOW SHOULD THAT MAKE YOU FEEL AS A EASTERN EUROPEAN WHO NEVER HAD ANY ISSUES WITH IRAN OR MIDEAST.
Nuclear expert warns four UK towns and cities are prime targets for Iran
EXCLUSIVE: Gene Sticco, a former nuclear protection specialist for the United States Air Force, weighed in on the "unpredictable" and "deteriorating" situation unfolding in the Gulf
A former nuclear protection specialist has identified four locations in the UK that could be prime targets for Iran. In a coordinated attack over the weekend (Saturday, February 28), the US and Israel launched strikes on the Middle Eastern nation of Iran in an effort to overthrow the republic's regime, sparking retaliatory strikes across the Gulf.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer ruled out the use of British bases to conduct strikes on Iran, stating that the UK did not believe in "regime change from the skies", but it does not mean the UK will abstain from involvement altogether. He pledged the use of UK bases for defensive action to safeguard allies in the region under attack from retaliatory strikes. It comes after RAF Akrotiri, a British military airbase on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus, was hit by a one-way attack drone, while multiple sites in the Brit hotspot of Dubai were also attacked. And it has now been suggested that Iran is "very likely" to ramp up its attacks on UK assets.
Gene Sticco, a former United States Air Force nuclear protection specialist who oversaw security operations for energy corporations like Shell and BHP, weighed in on the "unpredictable" and "deteriorating" situation unfolding in the Gulf.
Gene, who wrote a book about his time in the sector, Unconventional: A True Story of Oil, Intelligence and Consequence, claimed Starmer's decision has "crossed a line that Iran will view as participation". He admitted any attack on UK soil is extremely unlikely, particularly given Iran's "conventional military reach doesn’t extend to the British mainland with any reliability".
But if something did happen, there are four places that might be targeted. Gene explained: "In terms of UK-based military infrastructure that could be targeted through unconventional or cyber means, the obvious ones are RAF Fairford if it’s being used for US operations, the naval facilities at Portsmouth and Devonport, and GCHQ in Cheltenham, though that last one would be a cyber target rather than a kinetic one."
Situated in the Cotswolds on the border of Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, RAF Fairford has a history of use by the US to conduct long-range heavy bombing, and is reportedly poised for use in the Iran conflict.
Portsmouth is home to HMNB Portsmouth, where the Royal Navy keeps nearly two-thirds of its surface ships, including the aircraft carriers HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales.
A former nuclear protection specialist has identified four locations in the UK that could be prime targets for Iran. In a coordinated attack over the weekend (Saturday, February 28), the US and Israel launched strikes on the Middle Eastern nation of Iran in an effort to overthrow the republic's regime, sparking retaliatory strikes across the Gulf.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer ruled out the use of British bases to conduct strikes on Iran, stating that the UK did not believe in "regime change from the skies", but it does not mean the UK will abstain from involvement altogether. He pledged the use of UK bases for defensive action to safeguard allies in the region under attack from retaliatory strikes. It comes after RAF Akrotiri, a British military airbase on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus, was hit by a one-way attack drone, while multiple sites in the Brit hotspot of Dubai were also attacked. And it has now been suggested that Iran is "very likely" to ramp up its attacks on UK assets.
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