The Great Reset: NATO suffers heavy losses  – Russia's devastating Iskander strike in Ukraine.

Everyday people don't even know World War 3 is being fought in Russia and Ukraine at this moment. This is a proxy war and now NATO is suffering the consequences.

Scott Ritter, former U.N. weapons inspector, uncovers the shocking truth behind Russia's devastating Iskander missile strike on NATO’s covert base in Poltava, Ukraine. On September 3rd, 2024, the missile obliterated a NATO-supported military training facility, killing over 200 personnel, including key Swedish military advisors. As NATO’s hidden role in Ukraine is revealed, this strike sends shockwaves through Europe, exposing Russia’s unmatched missile capabilities and leaving NATO scrambling to contain the damage. Join Scott Ritter as he dissects this pivotal moment in the Ukraine conflict.

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