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September 29, 2025. 06:47 AM. Gulf of Mexico, 43 nautical miles south of New Orleans. A routine Coast Guard boarding of a fishing vessel. But when the radiation detector descends into the cargo hold, it doesn't beep—it screams. 500 millisieverts per hour. Lethal dose in four hours.
Inside a reinforced container covered with fishing nets: a Russian-made tactical nuclear warhead. 10 kilotons. Enough to vaporize everything within three miles. Thermal effects extending to ten miles. And New Orleans is 120 miles away.
Then the interrogation reveals the nightmare scenario: this is warhead number three. There are four total. Two may have already reached the US mainland. One is still in transit.
This is Operation Steel Harbor. The 14-hour standoff in the Gulf. The NEST team racing against time. The manhunt across five states. Three warheads recovered from a warehouse in Texas, a barge on the Mississippi, and the fishing boat itself.
But the fourth warhead was never found. And it's still out there.
Full tactical timeline. Crew interrogations. NEST team procedures. The Soviet depot where six nukes went missing. And the terrifying question: how many other loose nukes are being smuggled right now?
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