r/WarRoomPosse

Source: https://x.com/Breaking911/status/2056392195117081024?s=20

He has used every excuse not to get the save act going ! HE HAS TO GO RINO RINO greasy palm Thune.

This just hit the wires and it’s honestly wild how fast this moved without anyone noticing. While everyone was distracted by the usual headlines, the U.S. just pulled off a high-stakes, "accelerated" mission to strip Venezuela of its weapons-grade nuclear material. We’re talking about 13.5 kilograms of highly enriched uranium (HEU) that was just sitting in a shuttered reactor 15 miles outside of Caracas. It didn’t just leave the country; it’s already arrived at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina for processing.

The timeline on this is what’s really catching people off guard. This was a mission that was supposed to take years of diplomatic red tape and logistical planning, but the NNSA managed to wrap the whole thing up in a matter of months. They basically fast-tracked the removal of material that could have been a catastrophic proliferation risk if things in the region went south.

Here is the breakdown of how this went down:

• The Material: 13.5kg (about 30 lbs) of highly enriched uranium from the RV-1 research reactor.
• The Route: Transported 100 miles overland by the Venezuelan military to a port, then shipped by a specialized UK carrier.
• The Destination: The H-Canyon facility in South Carolina, where it’s being converted for use in U.S. nuclear energy programs.
• The Speed: The team secured and packaged the uranium less than six weeks after their first site visit.

This isn't just about non-proliferation; it's a massive shift in how the U.S. is securing the global supply chain for critical materials. We are seeing a major push to get dangerous stuff out of unstable regions while simultaneously locking down our own domestic resources. In this new era of resource competition, projects like Gunnison Copper ($GCUMF) are becoming crucial to our national security by ensuring we have a stable, "Made-in-America" supply of the metals we need.

It’s a reminder that while the public debate is loud and messy, there is a very quiet, very efficient effort happening behind the scenes to make sure the most dangerous materials on earth are under lock and key. It’s rare to see an international operation of this scale go this smoothly, but it looks like the "accelerated" model might be the new standard for handling global security threats.