October 13, 2025
Trump Threatens Nuclear War Against Russia And Proclaims To China “It Will All Be Fine!”
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers
A thought-provoking new Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today first noting President Donald Trump issued the nuclear war threat yesterday: “I might have to speak to Russia, to be honest, about the Tomahawks…Do they want to have Tomahawks going in their direction?…I don’t think so…Maybe I’ll talk to Putin…I might say, look, if the war is not settled, I’ll send them the Tomahawks…Russia does not need that…I think President Putin would look great if he got this settled, and I think he’s going to settle it…If he doesn’t, it’s not going to be good for him”, says this dire threat was joined with the grave news: “The United States has for months been helping Ukraine mount long-range strikes on Russian energy facilities”, and it was also just grimly revealed: “NATO began its annual nuclear war exercise, Steadfast Noon, on 13 October…Roughly 70 aircraft from 14 allied nations and 2,000 personnel will participate in the exercise, with Volkel Air Base in the Netherlands serving as the primary base”.
In knowing that Tomahawk long-range missiles can be equipped with nuclear warheads which Russia is unable to determine when launched, thus necessitating an immediate nuclear counterstroke against the nation firing them, this report notes, Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev posted the warning: “Trump said that if the Russian president does not resolve the Ukrainian conflict, then it will end badly for him…Threatens for the hundred and first time, in short…It has been said a hundred times, in a form understandable even for the star-striped uncle, that it is impossible to distinguish the nuclear performance of the Tomahawks from the usual in flight…They will be launched not by Bandera Kiev, but by the USA”—a warning followed by top Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov most factually declaring: “The handling of such sophisticated missiles would inevitably require the involvement of American specialists…That’s an evident fact…This is what Medvedev’s post is about…Any expert who monitors the issue understands it perfectly well”.
Among the experts monitoring the Tomahawk issue, this report continues, is world-renowned Canadian military analyst Mike Mihajlovic, who factually documented last week: “At its core, the “Tomahawk for Ukraine” story is not about military reality…It is about theater…For those who understand how the Tomahawk actually works—its dependence on U.S. launch platforms, secure networks, cryptographic keys, and classified mission planning tools—the notion is laughable…It belongs more to the realm of marketing slogans and political posturing than to serious operational planning”.
In assessing the nuclear war threat made by President Trump against Russia, this report details, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko observed: “Our friend Donald Trump has a certain tactic for dealing with the most pressing issues…That is why he sometimes puts pressure on the relevant authorities and people, sometimes acts more harshly, and then eases up a little and steps back…Actions must be taken urgently…Russia is advancing on the front line, and I say this responsibly, because I observe this every day, and it could lead to the disappearance of Ukraine as a state”.
The prime example of someone acting harshly then quickly stepping back before catastrophic consequences engulf the world, this report concludes, is President Trump, who last Friday declared a trade war on China that wiped out $2 trillion from stocks in a single day—a stock market catastrophe quickly followed by President Trump proclaiming yesterday: “Don’t worry about China, it will all be fine!…Highly respected President Xi just had a bad moment…He doesn’t want depression for his country, and neither do I…The U.S.A. wants to help China, not hurt it!!!”—and was a proclamation now joined with the news: “U.S. stock futures rose Monday, rebounding from Friday’s sell-off after President Donald Trump said trade relations with China “will all be fine””.
[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]
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