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Russia Issues NATO Nuclear Warning Amid Baltic Tensions
Russian embassies said any attempt to isolate Kaliningrad would draw a response with all available weapons, including nuclear arms, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Russian diplomatic missions warned NATO that any blockade or attack on the Kaliningrad exclave would be met with military force, including possible nuclear retaliation, citing "high risks" of direct armed conflict.
- Moscow's 'non-paper' document sent to NATO headquarters accused the alliance of a "dangerous and reckless course" entailing risks of direct armed conflict, framing the strategically exposed exclave as a potential trigger point for broader confrontation.
- Russian embassies in the UK and Belgium cited a recent newspaper report and Sky News' The Wargame documentary, claiming Western media and military exercises are actively modeling scenarios to isolate the Russian territory.
- NATO spokeswoman Allison Hart denounced the rhetoric as "irresponsible," confirming the alliance received the document while reiterating that its activities pose no threat to the territory of the Russian Federation.
- Analysts warn that Moscow's nuclear rhetoric and "hybrid" tactics—including sabotage and electronic interference—increase the risk of mutual miscalculation as tensions persist along NATO's eastern flank.
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Russia has by letter threatened NATO with the use of nuclear weapons on the Alliance if the countries of the Organization try to isolate the enclave of Kaliningrad. "I can...
·Madrid, Spain
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Moscow says the risk of a direct conflict breaking out is high.
·Hungary
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Russia warned NATO through an informal document that it was prepared to use its entire arsenal, including nuclear weapons, and to strike at NATO decision-making centres if it tried to isolate the Kaliningrad area.
Moscow has warned NATO that it may use nuclear weapons if the alliance tries to cut off Kaliningrad from Russian territory.
·Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of)
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NATO confirmed this Wednesday that the Russian authorities have sent a "document" in which...
·Spain
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