Reports of a 'nuclear train' heading to Ukraine should be treated with caution

Claims have been made that a video shows a convoy of vehicles belonging to the Russian unit in charge of the country's nuclear arsenal heading to Ukraine, sparking fears of an escalation. An expert has warned these claims should be approached with caution. OSINT producer @Jack_P_Taylor Reports of a "nuclear train" heading to Ukraine have spread online but these reports should be treated with caution, according to an expert. This video was released online yesterday, and some reports have claimed it shows a convoy of the unit responsible for transporting Russia's nuclear arsenal heading to Ukraine. The train has been geo-located to Sergiyev Posad, northeast of Moscow. This is approximately 350-400 miles from the Ukrainian border and it cannot be confirmed where the train is heading from the video alone. Forbes McKenzie, former British Army intelligence officer and chief executive of McKenzie Intelligence Services Ltd, told Sky News: "The train that has been observed has all the signature