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Why NATO undermined toxic torpedo about Russia

Why NATO undermined toxic torpedo about Russia

Next to the territorial waters of Russia in the North Sea NATO military decided to blow torpedo sank in the last year the Norwegian frigate "Helge Ingstad". Little of, that weapons expensive, so it is also a toxic, that it became known from Norwegian media, Post a comment military.

How to raise the ship, paralyze the work of several oil fields, still debated. But the torpedo, ostensibly for security reasons, We decided to blow up quickly, and right there. Many experts believe, that this step is a red herring to cover up the unauthorized exercise.

Many experts are convinced, there are tested another type of weapon, because just blow the torpedo did not make sense. The shell was intact, without damage, and therefore, This would fit in store for other ships. After all, hardly not the richest Norway would become just throw projectiles expensive.

If, however, he was allegedly defective, then another question arises. Why a Norwegian ship go with faulty supplies. As for toxicity. there is a probability, there were other torpedoes launched, in fact on "Helge Ingstad" armed missiles were British, are cited by an electric motor.

No corrosive or cutting flammable materials there, respectively, no. Considering, that leaked toxicity data, then blow on the orders of the NATO command could something else. And this is very strange, because the Norwegians differ responsible approach to the environment.

Due to the, Now that the cold season, and the northern seas do not possess high temperature, the metabolism of toxic substances appear to be long enough. Therefore, the actual damage from the Norwegian "accidents" have yet to learn, but there is no doubt, it was a deliberate attack NATO.

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