Putin Raises Nuclear Threat Over Kaliningrad, Says Russia Monitors Arms Factories in Europe
- Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that an attack on Russia or Kaliningrad would raise the question of using all of Russia’s weapons, including nuclear arms.
- Putin said Russia was monitoring European factories producing weapons for Ukraine and warned that such facilities could face a threat.
- NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte condemned Russia’s nuclear rhetoric and said NATO’s combined strength exceeds Russia’s.
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Vladimir Putin accuses the European Union of having an increasingly hostile attitude towards Russia and claims that European political leaders use the threat of a possible war to distract people from internal economic and social problems. Article Putin accuses Europe of preparing people for war with Russia and assures that there is no such intention in the Kremlin: "We do not intend to attack anyone, neither in 2029, nor in 2050, appears first o…
Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered his annual speech at the prestigious Valdai Discussion Club in Moscow on Thursday, where he made a disturbing statement.
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Vladimir Putin wants to give a keynote speech at the Valdai meeting. Kremlin spokesman Peskov also announces talks about Ukraine and the US.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's speech at the plenary session of the 23rd session of the Valdai International Discussion Club is among his annual speeches that attract international attention. This was stated by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, quoted by TASS, reports Focus. According to him, Putin will traditionally make his keynote speech during the plenary session, and then take part in a panel discussion. It will be moderated by Fyodor L…
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