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Jim Stone blogged about this today. I’m not sold on his angle of, “Russia tried to launch a nuclear weapon and it got taken out right at the moment of lift off”, but rather it could be one of the nuclear powered missiles that they have said exist. It could also have been something space related that contained a reactor. I’m interested to hear fellow Gizar’s opinions on the subject. Bellow is Jim’s blog:

“On Monday there was an enormous sequence of explosions in a Siberian weapons facility that I ignored because of the shootings, and because I figured it was an accident. However, something happened today that is beyond weird:
Russia was testing a missile (and the reports on this are conflicting) some are saying they were testing a jet engine, some are saying they were testing a rocket engine, and some are saying they were “testing” a missile that got shot down. I’ll go for “Russia tried to launch a nuclear weapon and it got taken out right at the moment of lift off” for the following reason:

After the explosion, there was a “brief” radiation spike. And the Russian government advised people to put FORTY (40) drops of iodine in a glass of water and drink it. They also said there was no threat from the radiation spike, (but drink that iodine).

OK, well, I can confirm that ONE drop of iodine in a glass of water is enough to make it un palatable, 40 drops is a LOT. You don’t take that for a “brief radiation spike”. I’m calling hoax on the engine test, you don’t get radiation spikes from rocket explosions unless there is something someone is not admitting to, and the 40 drops of iodine cinches it. Something BIG happened in Russia that was nuclear weapons related. There’s no way out of it despite the whitewash. You can read the whitewash”

https://inews.co.uk/news/world/russia-brief-radiation-spike-russian-missile-range-explosion-severodvinsk/