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The Kremlin dwarf does not stop blackmailing with nuclear weapons
NATO nuclear exercises continue in the North Sea. The United States with NATO countries and all countries of the nuclear planning group are working out a possible nuclear strike by Russia. Roman Svitan. He also noted that in response to Russian intimidation, these countries could use a preemptive strike, of course – not a nuclear one. weapons – hit so that the Russians can no longer assemble a nuclear charge. – says Svitan.
According to the expert, it is not even so much about Ukraine, it will already be said about the impossibility of using nuclear weapons on the territory of Europe.
The Kremlin dwarf does not stop blackmailing with nuclear weapons
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- On September 21, Putin threatened the world with nuclear weapons. He said that Russia is using all available means to “protect itself.” In his “speech,” the head of the Kremlin stressed that he was not bluffing.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky said nuclear threats from Kremlin head Vladimir Putin were nothing new. But, according to the Ukrainian leader, risks cannot be ruled out.
- Other nuclear states must respond to Russia's possible actions in order to continue to deter Moscow from aggressive intentions. This is the opinion of Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the President's Office.
- At a press conference at the UN, Sergey Lavrov began to threaten with “nuclear doctrine”. He stated that all Russian laws and doctrines, including the nuclear one, would also apply to the territories of Ukraine “attached” through pseudo-referendums.
- On September 21, Putin threatened the world with nuclear weapons. He said that Russia is using all available means to “protect itself.” In his “speech,” the head of the Kremlin stressed that he was not bluffing.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky said nuclear threats from Kremlin head Vladimir Putin were nothing new. But, according to the Ukrainian leader, risks cannot be ruled out.
- Other nuclear states must respond to Russia's possible actions in order to continue to deter Moscow from aggressive intentions. This is the opinion of Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the President's Office.
- At a press conference at the UN, Sergey Lavrov began to threaten with “nuclear doctrine”. He stated that all Russian laws and doctrines, including the nuclear one, would also apply to the territories of Ukraine “attached” through pseudo-referendums.
