Medvedev: NATO’s involvement in Russia-Ukraine battle brings danger of ‘full-fledged nuclear battle’
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Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is warning Thursday that the “pumping of Ukraine by NATO nations with weapons” brings the danger of the battle “turning right into a full-fledged nuclear battle.”
Medvedev, who now’s the deputy chairman of Russia’s Safety Council, wrote in a Telegram publish that such an escalation can be a “catastrophic situation for everybody.”
“The pumping of Ukraine by NATO nations with weapons, the coaching of its troops to make use of Western tools, the dispatch of mercenaries and the conduct of workout routines by the nations of the Alliance close to our borders enhance the chance of a direct and open battle between NATO and Russia as a substitute of their ‘battle by proxy,’” he mentioned.
Russian Safety Council Deputy Chairman and the top of the United Russia get together Dmitry Medvedev chairs a gathering on saving companies and jobs in overseas corporations by way of video hyperlink at Gorki state residence, exterior Moscow, Russia, on March 16.
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“Such a battle all the time has the danger of turning right into a full-fledged nuclear battle,” Medvedev added.
“You simply want to consider the doable penalties of your actions,” he additionally wrote within the publish.
Russian President Vladimir Putin seems to be on through the Victory Day navy parade marking the 77th anniversary of the top of World Struggle II in Moscow, Russia, on Monday, Could 9.
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The message comes a couple of week after Russia’s International Ministry claimed Moscow won’t unleash nuclear weapons through the battle in Ukraine regardless of prime officers’ threatening rhetoric.
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Maksym, 3, is photographed together with his brother, Dmytro, 16, on prime of a destroyed Russian tank, on the outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine, on Could 8.
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Alexei Zaitsev mentioned final Friday that “now we have repeatedly refuted insinuations about Russia’s doable use of nuclear weapons in the middle of the particular navy operation in Ukraine,” which has now lasted 78 days.
“Russia adheres to the principal that there might be no winners in a nuclear battle and it should not be unleashed,” Zaitsev added, based on a translation from Reuters.
