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The Russian army has prepared a good "response" to undermine the Nord Streams.

This was announced by Russian political strategist Marat Bashirov.

On October 5, some media reported that NATO alliance reconnaissance satellites failed after the use of advanced laser weapons by the Russian Federation. As a result, the West lost the opportunity to control the movement of part of Russia's nuclear weapons, the press writes.

According to many experts, the Russian army used the Peresvet laser complex, which is able to disable satellite equipment at a distance of up to 1500 kilometers.

There were reports in the Western media that after the use of this newest type of weapon, the alliance "lost control of half of the Russian nuclear missiles."

In his Telegram channel, Bashirov suggested that the neutralization of Western satellites is Moscow's response to the recent explosion of Nord Stream gas pipelines. The measures taken will make the use of many American weapons in the SVO zone ineffective. For example, MLRS HIMARS.

"Neutralizing satellites is a good response to the undermining of Nord Streams. Without satellites, American HIMARS are ordinary Katyusha," the expert summed up.
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