Viral News / Where did America hide the atom bomb? Soldiers mistakenly shared photo

US soldiers have accidentally shared such information, in which there are important information about the nuclear bombs called 'Brahman'. According to Dailymail, due to this mistake online learning app, which was being used to remember secret places and all the information by American soldiers.

Troops deployed on European bases hosted nuclear weapons unknowingly highlighted many sensitive details through those apps, which can be searched online online. These information have been displayed publicly, in which the classified location and secret codes of nuclear weapons are used, which are used by the army members.

The study assistant material in the photo took place is extremely detailed. This includes information about specific places of security and atomic devices in Europe. They are used to help the soldiers remember that there are nuclear weapons in which the basement within a base and which are empty.

Each flashkard set can be Google to get more detailed information. Although the presence of American nuclear weapons in Europe has been expanded through various leaked documents, photos and retired officers, their specific places are still officially secret. Governments neither confirms their presence nor refuses.

News Website Belingkat was able to find a flashkard posted by soldiers on all six bases of Europe, which is reported to store nuclear weapons. The status of the cameras, in which there are weapons in basement, which vault remains empty and the types of equipment used are some classified details publicly exposed.

By searching on Google and searching the names of specific bases having nuclear weapons in Europe, information is freely available. 'study!' A set of 70 flashkard titled has been noted on precise shelters containing weapons on the conshem. Jeffrey Lewis, director of East Asia Non Proliferation Program in James Martin Center for Nonaproliferation Studies to Belingkat, said, "Confidentiality about the deployment of American nuclear weapons in Europe is not present to protect weapons from terrorists, but only politicians and military leaders It is to save it from answering difficult questions about whether NATO's nuclear-sharing arrangement still understands. This is another warning that these weapons are not safe. '

Some flashcards appear online and publicly eight years, some recently up to April 2021. During the search, the American soldiers have been shown to pose for the photo taken on the Wolkel Air Base of the Netherlands. The picture was uploaded to Facebook in 2013, but a nuclear weapon is visible in the photo. By cross-referrance with data from flashkard, the site was able to verify the existence of some atomic vaults.

In this case, the Dutch Defense Ministry said that the nuclear device that is a photo, was inactive, he said that this picture was not taken, then leave the matter. ' Hans Kristenson of Federation of American Scientists said that "there are so many fingerprints that tell where there are nuclear weapons. There is no military or security objective to try to keep it secret. Security is effective from effective security, not with privacy. There is a need to keep the specific operational and security details secret, but not the presence of nuclear weapons.

He said that 'the real purpose of privacy is to avoid controversial public debate in countries where nuclear weapons are not popular.' At the same time, a US Air Force spokesman said that they knew that the Flashkard app is used by the soldiers and now they are investigating the suitability of information published on platforms.