So, aimed by the same will to destroy and subvert the existing rules of Defcon3, she decided to transform each statement in an unexpected question, challenging the reader to call into questions any given rule. She received the notebook and realized that it was a sort of guide made by rules (even if paradoxical). ELLEmentare starts from where Defcon3 left. However, by trying toĪchieve this overthrow he accidentally created a new pattern made by a recurring visual identity as strict as the one he started from. His goal was to destroy the given rules by transforming them in meaningless and paradoxical declarations. He decided to translate Moses’ 10 Commandments, the very heart of being a « good catholic » and moreover a « good person », through irony. The artwork starts form authors’ reflections upon moral and ethical limitations of everyday life, mostly inflicted by the prevailing catholic education.ĭefcon3, the artist who first started the artwork, tried to recreate in the notebook the sense of these limitations by exploiting the moral rules instilled by his education. and NATO allies.What if we could live free? notebook sets its roots in the ItalianĬultural identity. However, a senior Defense Department official told reporters on condition of anonymity that Russia is under no threat from the U.S. "Should an adversary decide to attack NATO, they must not only contend with NATO’s decision-making, but also make a judgment about decision-making from the leaders of the United States, United Kingdom, and France," the organization says on its website.
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These weapons mainly come from the U.S., which has full control of any weapons deployed in Europe. NATO members have nuclear weapons, but the organization says the sole purpose of having them is for deterrence. More: What is NATO? Military alliance in spotlight as Russia tries to forbid Ukraine membership Does NATO have nuclear weapons? Putin's orders put Russia at the Elevated level, the second level similar to the U.S. Dmitri Alperovitch, founder of The Alperovitch Institute for Cybersecurity Studies at Johns Hopkins University and former chief technology officer of cybersecurity group CrowdStrike, said in a tweet that Russia has four levels.
Russia has its own version of DEFCON, although its stages are unclear. Although there is no official declaration of the country's DEFCON status, speculation about it abounds on the internet.
has never reached DEFCON 1. The highest it's thought to have been is DEFCON 2, which reportedly occurred during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Although speculation abounds, officials never publicly state which DEFCON level the country is under, for security reasons. DEFCON 5 is the lowest state of readiness, while DEFCON 1 is maximum readiness, meaning a nuclear war is about to begin or already has begun. There are five levels, from DEFCON 1 to 5. Putin had previously said any countries that "hinder us" will face "such consequences that you have never encountered in your history." What is DEFCON?Īn acronym for Defense Ready Condition, DEFCON is what the Pentagon uses to indicate the level of threats the country faces from other nations, which then determines readiness for any potential response. and other NATO allies continue to impose heavy sanction against the Russian economy, or if they attempt to aid Ukrainian forces, Russia will be ready to respond with nuclear weaponry. The Russian president has indicated that if the U.S. would respond swiftly and launch an even bigger attack. adopted a strategy of nuclear deterrence, meaning if the Soviet Union or any nation attempted to attack, the U.S. and then-Soviet Union each raced toward the creation and building of nuclear weapons, the U.S. Nuclear deterrence is an ideology dating back to the Cold War used to prevent any nuclear aggression.Īs the U.S.
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