But we are also extremely fortunate that this attack did not spark a nuclear war.  If our nuclear bombers at Minot Air Force Base, Barksdale Air Force Base, and Whiteman Air Force Base were hit in a surprise attack, would we show similar restraint?  We are literally closer to nuclear war right now than we have ever been in all of human history, and those that are mindlessly celebrating Ukraine's recklessness don't seem to have any idea.  Striking Russia's strategic nuclear assets is a really, really, really bad idea.  Now Vladimir Putin will feel compelled to respond very forcefully, and the Ukrainians are very much counting on that.  The following are 7 hard questions that everyone should be asking about the "Pearl Harbor" attack on Russia…

#1 Does anyone actually believe that Ukraine was able to pull this off without any outside help?

It seems doubtful that the Ukrainians could have planned, organized and pulled off an operation of this magnitude without any western assistance.

Apparently the drones that were used in the attack were hidden inside the roofs of wooden sheds which were driven to their locations by truck drivers that had no idea what their trucks were carrying…

Ukraine was able to carry out its stunning "Operation Spider Web" attack on Russian air bases and nuclear fleet by hiding explosives-laden drones in wooden sheds, according to officials.

Kyiv's secret service (SBU) stashed the attack drones inside the roofs of the sheds, which were loaded onto trucks that were driven to the perimeter of the air bases, Ukrainian authorities revealed in a statement shared on social media.

The roof panels were then lifted off by a remotely activated device so the 117 drones used in the strikes could fly out and make their devastating attacks.

That is a brilliant plan.

Perhaps the Ukrainians came up with it themselves.

But how did they get the precise coordinates of the targets that they were going to hit?

And how were the drones guided to those precise coordinates?

We definitely need some answers, but I don't think we are going to get them.