Why Is Russia Deploying Military Hospitals, Trauma Centers Across Country? "The Train Has Left The Station!"

The Russian Ministry of Defense has ordered a large Deployment of Military Hospitals, Clinics, and Trauma Centers to certain Cities across the Country, including the Capital of Moscow which will operate directly under the Defense Ministry.

By Hal Turner: On its face, the general public can conclude that Russia must be preparing either a large offensive, which will incur heavy casualties, or they are expecting one against themselves.

This may also be a situation where they may be factoring-in if Trump wins and peace negotiations happen;  they will want to take as much territory as possible prior to those talks....strengthening their hand.  This, however, would NOT call for Trauma Centers "all across the country."  It seems more accurate they are preparing to BE ATTACKED all across their country.

This order to deploy military hospitals comes just days after Russian President Putin ORDERED all state-owned businesses to submit plans to Moscow by October 1 for the RELOCATION of their main business activities to the Urals, Siberia, and Far East regions of Russia

(Story HERE).

WHY?

This begs the question: What is going to happen in western Russia that all state-owned businesses are going to have to move?

It also begs another question, what is going to happen that Russia is going to need Trauma Hospitals "all across the country?"

How do you move the entire populations of Moscow and St. Petersburg?

WHY do you have to move them?

Nuclear war, perhaps?

Why else would President Putin Order planning for such a massive relocation of Russia's state-owned enterprises?

Russia is clearly gearing-up for all-out war. Big war.

Notice that we, in the West, are doing NONE of these things.   As such, guess who wins that big war?

Hint: Not us.

 

SERBIAN PRESIDENT WARNED US IN JUNE

Serbian President Vučić Droppeds a Bombshell in June which was reported (HERE): "WORLD WAR IMMINENT IN 3-4 MONTHS"

In a startling revelation during a Swiss media interview, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that his country is actively checking its oil, flour, and sugar reserves in preparation for an impending global conflict.

Vučić, known for his close ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin, hinted that he may be privy to behind-the-scenes information, particularly following Russia's ultimatum to NATO regarding the deployment of Ukrainian F-16 fighter jets to NATO bases in Romania and Poland.

During the interview, Vučić expressed grave concerns about the escalating rhetoric and the absence of diplomatic efforts to seek peace. He emphasized, "The train has left the station, and no one can stop it."

The Serbian leader warned of a looming disaster if major powers fail to intervene and reassess the situation in Ukraine. Vučić's cautious approach towards Putin's intentions was evident as he stated, "If you're betting that someone is bluffing, it means you don't have better cards. You just think that the other person has weaker cards. You're not sure because you don't know his cards and haven't seen them."

The interview took a somber turn as Vučić lamented the lack of emphasis on peace, describing it as a "forbidden word." He suggested that there might be a prevailing theory within the West that aims to exhaust Putin in Ukraine and subsequently overthrow him, leading to a geopolitical shift in favor of the collective West. However, Vučić cautioned against underestimating the gravity of the situation, stating, "We are walking right next to the edge of the abyss."

He highlighted the potential consequences for NATO and the USA, emphasizing that a defeat in Ukraine could have severe geopolitical repercussions for the West. Vučić's alarming statements serve as a stark reminder of the fragile state of global security and the urgent need for diplomatic intervention to avert a catastrophic conflict.

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