News Russia threatens to change nuclear doctrine due to war in Ukraine by alex 06.07.2024 written by alex 06.07.2024 53 Russia threatens to change nuclear doctrine because of war in Ukraine Irina Martsiyash Russia may change its nuclear doctrine because of the war in Ukraine/Collage 24 Channel, Getty Images Russia made a statement regarding its nuclear doctrine. Thus, the aggressor country may change it because of the war in Ukraine. Russian media write about this with reference to the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Sergei Ryabkov, 24 Channel reports. Russia may change its nuclear doctrine because of the war in Ukraine The Russian publication quoted the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia. According to him, the situation around “EsVeO” showed that “nuclear deterrence in its previous classical understanding does not work to its full extent” and “some conceptual additions and adjustments” are needed. I fully admit that after some time there will be a certain specification of what approaches we can take to these extremely important and very responsible subjects in situations of further escalation on the part of our opponents, Ryabkov said. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail alex previous post A blackout was introduced in Rostov-on-Don: what is known next post The Russians planned to encircle the Odessa region and land troops – Neizhpapa You may also like Plane shot down in Darfur had Russians on... 24.10.2024 Explosions in Crimea on October 24: details of... 24.10.2024 United Russia office burned down with Molotov cocktails... 24.10.2024 Night explosions in Kyiv: about ten drones neutralized 24.10.2024 One step towards World War III – The... 24.10.2024 Seven countries oppose Ukraine's rapid accession to NATO... 24.10.2024 Will not side with Russia: India has an... 24.10.2024 For real changes, the MSEC needs to undergo... 24.10.2024 NATO Confirms Presence of North Korean Soldiers in... 24.10.2024 Roman Gladkiy dismissed from the post of Chief... 23.10.2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ