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The Atlantic Rupture — The Atlantic Rupture is the name given to the collapse of the North Atlantic alliance system and the war that followed it, between 10 January and 19 February 2026. In fifty days the United States severed the sustainment feeds of allied combat aircraft, walked out of the North Atlantic Council, invaded and occupied Greenland and Iceland, and opened a strategic air and naval campaign against the United Kingdom. Europe answered with the first sanctions and the first sovereign asset freeze ever imposed on the United States, closed its airspace and its ports, and interned American personnel on its territory.… (Full article…)
In the record
- 24 Feb 2026 — Phase III staging report — due
- 19 Feb 2026 — Phase II: the North Sea
- 16 Feb 2026 — Phase I: the first strikes on Britain since 1945
- 14 Feb 2026 — Albion Anvil is delivered
- 11 Feb 2026 — Lakenheath, and the combined command
- 9 Feb 2026 — Operation Northern Hinge
- 7 Feb 2026 — Northern Hinge, and the warning about Britain
- 3 Feb 2026 — Four courses of action for sixty warheads
Did you know…
- … that more than half of Europe's stealth fighter fleet was grounded in seventy-two hours without a shot being fired?
- … that an army was prevented from leaving a country because nobody there could lawfully sell it fuel?
- … that about sixty American nuclear weapons have been immobile since 29 January, behind American locks and inside European fences?
- … that the campaign against the United Kingdom was planned around a submarine hunt its own authors expected to fail four times out of five?
- … that Russia has made no statement of any kind for the entire period?
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