Countries Supplying Ukraine with Weapons Are 'a Threat', Putin Says
- On Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the West against threatening Kaliningrad during the Valdai International Discussion Club meeting in Moscow, stating any direct attack would force Russia to use all available weapons.
- Kaliningrad has become a flashpoint following recent British media speculation about the exclave as a potential target, prompting the Russian Embassy in the UK to warn on Sept. 29 that NATO action would face a response using all means at Russia's disposal.
- Putin claimed the West intends to break up the 'former Russian Empire,' citing it as justification for threats, and invoked writer Anton Chekhov, stating, 'If a gun is hanging on the stage, sooner or later it must go off,' regarding nuclear use.
- NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte called for calm on Wednesday, Sept. 30, stating there is 'no immediate threat' to NATO territory and dismissing the nuclear threats as non-serious, adding that Putin is aware Russia could not beat NATO in a war.
- The Kremlin has expanded military training for children, raising the share of mandatory instruction to 50% of school time, while Russia maintains the war in Ukraine 'was started against us' and continues rejecting ceasefire proposals.
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The Kremlin chief oracles about a forthcoming attack by NATO on Kaliningrad, even threatening the use of nuclear weapons. No Kremlin chief has done that since the 1980s – what's behind it?
Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin Outlines Context of Russian Position Toward Ukraine
Once again, you may have seen a lot of banter, interpretation and discussion in western media about Russia speaking of defending Kaliningrad with nuclear weapons if needed. To gain a full understanding of the context, I strongly suggest reading the transcript below. Vladimir Putin addressed the plenary session of the 23rd annual meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club. […]
Putin ignores two realities with Kaliningrad nuclear threats
Addressing the Valdai conference in Moscow on Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged in one of his favored refrains. Offering a litany of historical (and mostly ahistorical) grievances, Putin falsely blamed the West for escalating against Russia. And ignoring the grave defeat such action would impose upon his nation, Putin resurrected his nuclear threats. Putin’s […]
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