By Irina Severin, an Expert on Russian Hybrid Warfare
Original: https://tinyurl.com/3xdfjudd
The fall of fireballs, or Russian energy capsules, continues as Russia rushes to create a weather-war infrastructure that would allow Putin to manage U.S. weather from a distance, depending on his mood.
This explains why the fireballs, consisting of a booster, which explodes in the air, and the payload - nuclear micro-reactors- land into water bodies, be it an ocean, a lake, or a river, or into a wilderness or private property, where they will wait for their time to be activated remotely by the Russians, when they will fit into a specific weather setup meant to generate a deadly natural disaster.
They can be used as heaters when submerged in water or as power sources for other "military-technical means," such as high-voltage generators, which can produce deadly supercells when the overall setup is right.
The instability and excess energy from the clash between a cold, dry front and a warm, moist one provide an ideal environment for artificial supercell seeding. I didn't mention the dry line with winds, which serves as a conduit for supercells from the high desert in Mexico, where the Russian high-voltage generators are located, into the American territory. Any private land inside the US, previously bought in Americans' names, can also be used as a launchpad.
The destination of supercell tornadoes, giant hail, derechos, or a combination of them depends on the calculated-in-advance potential triple point, where all three ingredients meet, which helps explain why these disasters have lately started to move into more populated territory. The reason is the same as for any other weapon - to maximize the damage.
© 2026 Irina Severin
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