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US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in Alaska today. This meeting, which will take place after 6 years, will be held at the Elmendorf-Richardson Military Base in Anchorage. Both leaders will hold a meeting for 4 hours. During this time, 7000 nuclear weapons will be controlled in the same room. According to the Nagasaki Atomic Research Institute, Russia has 4,310 nuclear warheads. Similarly, the US has about 3900 nuclear weapons.
Putin has rarely been seen in any country since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war in February 2022. Putin’s security in Alaska will be in several layers. A special unit of Russia’s Federal Protective Service (FSO) will be deployed for Putin’s security. Putin’s bodyguards will have many suitcases with them, but these are not ordinary suitcases. All suitcases will be with bulletproof protection, which can be used as a shield in case of firing on Putin.
A Navy officer with Russia’s nuclear briefcase Cheget.
Putin also carries Russia’s nuclear briefcase Cheget. It is named after Mount Cheget in the Caucasus Mountains. This briefcase is always with Putin, but it is rarely filmed. It is usually carried by a Russian Navy officer. It is a communication device, from which the order to launch a nuclear attack can be given at any time. Jammers are also installed to protect this suitcase from remote blasts.
Trump can command a nuclear attack with the launch codes
President Donald Trump is coming out of the CIA headquarters. Behind him is a soldier carrying a black briefcase. The picture is from January 2017.
US President Trump carries a briefcase, which is known as the Nuclear Football. It is officially called the Presidential Emergency Satchel. Through this, the President can command the White House Situation Room or the Presidential Emergency Operation Center for a nuclear attack. The nuclear football contains a biscuit-like card on which the nuclear launch codes are written.
During the Putin-Trump meeting, there will be a strong security cover of Russian and American special agents. This base near Anchorage is filled with soldiers of the US Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps as well as National Guardsmen.
