Atlantic BREAKING Apart | Military Prep as New Rupture Emerges

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A massive rupture under the Atlantic Ocean breaking apart has scientists warning of new seismic hazards that could trigger future tsunamis — and history shows why this matters. In 1929, the Grand Banks landslide off Newfoundland unleashed a deadly tsunami that slammed into coastal communities without warning. Now, with strange mysterious booms shaking homes from Virginia Beach to the Carolinas, and USGS reporting no earthquake activity, questions are rising about what’s happening offshore.

At the same time, officials confirm no military drills and no explosions, leaving only speculation tied to unusual offshore weather and seismic anomalies. Researchers from Europe and the U.S. now believe the Atlantic may be forming a new subduction zone, a process that could destabilize fault lines and put the U.S. East Coast, South America, Europe, and Africa at risk.

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