So your country's "retaliation" for a defensive missile interception system that can't even threaten your nuclear deterance is to put an offensive nuclear capable system near the border of a country that isn't even a member of NATO...

Are you guys high?

I ask again NPR, why is Russia so scared of 10 intercepters that can't even hurt your missiles and that you have 1000 times the amount needed to overwhelm anyways?

PS: You do realize that Israel can hit Syria with nuclear artillery or nap-of-the-earth nuclear equipped fighter strikes that totally invalidate this, right?

Edit: Correction, the Iskander isn't even nuclear capable, so this comes down to "who gives a (*)(*)(*)(*)?"

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