https://twitter.com/Ukraine66251776/status/1548460646756339712
The Pentagon/NATO are sending long-range missiles to the Ukraine right now. If NATO/Pentagon/Ukraine fire on Russian territory, like Sevastopol for instance, Norfolk-Virginia could go bye-bye real fast -- and possibly Mayport-FL, Kings Bay-GA, Groton-CT, San Diego-CA, etc.
If the Pentagon were to then fire nuclear missiles at Russia, there would immediately be a barrage of Yars and Topol-M ICBMs coming back at the Lower 48.
In the words of Dmitry Medvedev, ex-President of Russia and current Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council, if the Crimea were to be attacked by the Ukraine/NATO/Pentagon: "Judgment Day will come very fast and hard. It will be very difficult to hide."
Judgment Day. Come to Jesus Time.
How fast? Well, ICBMs from Russia en route to the Lower 48 will cruise over the Arctic at about 15,000 mph, so they're rather rapid. How hard? An 800 kt airburst over Norfolk Naval Yard, would that be hard enough? Or maybe a 100 megaton Poseidon nuclear torpedo detonation at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay? That would put paid to multiple military bases, in fact the entire region, which is very low, swampy and heavily populated. In other words, "very difficult to hide" from that.
I was born and reared in Tidewater Virginia, so I know all about that area. So do the Russians. Everything is already dialed in with great precision.