Under an agreement with Kiev, the US is installing sensors across the region, training employees and collecting data needed to better respond to potential nuclear threats. The article warns, however, that it may be difficult to pinpoint those responsible for a nuclear explosion if the weapon is delivered by vehicle rather than by a missile strike.
Earlier, eyewitnesses in Ohio noticed a train with models of high-precision anti-aircraft missile systems headed for Ukraine. Experts believe that the country is trying to save the remnants of Soviet air defense systems, which are being destroyed by Russian forces. The mock-ups are designed to be hauled by trucks and parked in strategic locations.
Source: Ferra
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