A dramatic escalation, some are calling it, as Ukraine has bombed the Kurch Bridge.

This is the formal physical structure that connects the Russian landmass to Crimea.

They're calling this an audacious underwater attack on Putin's prized possession as the war spirals and nuclear fears soar. My friends,

it's worse than that. From Bloomberg, we have this story. Ukraine's Kiev's brazen drone strike

on nuclear bombers alarms Moscow. That's right. Ukraine launched a surreptitious drone strike,

loading drones in the back of trucks over the course of 18 months. Those drones

launched up into the air all at once and then bombed Russia's nuclear bomber fleet.

These are how they deliver what are called nuclear gravity bombs.

That is when the bomber comes and drops, you know, like in World War II, that's what we did.

Now, of course, for nuclear weapons, there are intercontinental ballistic missiles,

there's nuclear artillery shells, things like this, and then there are bombers.

There is a concern now that Kiev's attack on Russia

could result in a dramatic escalation. I'm not so sure, though. I'm not so sure. Some are saying

this is dragging us into a nuclear war with Russia that we are going to be responsible in the

eyes of Russia and they may retaliate on our

systems through cyber attacks or even strike NATO assets?

Again, not so sure.

Not so sure.

This could actually signal the end of U.S. support for Ukraine.

I'll tell you why.

Ukraine is not providing intel to the United States information on the attacks that

they are planning.

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