Vladimir Putin is documenting his words when the Russian President
has been warning the West that Moscow is ready for
a nuclear war.
The warning again came in response to a question that
was posed to him on whether Russia was actually really
ready for a nuclear war.
This when Vladimir Putin was speaking with the television and
news agency RIAA,
listening to what was said by the Russian President.
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After all that, Moscow is technically ready for a nuclear
war and out of the US sent troops to Ukraine.
It would be considered a significant escalation in the war.
The statement comes just days before the 15th to 17th
of March election,
which is pretty certain to give Vladimir Putin another six
years at the Kremlin.
The Putin statement has given rise to a pivotal question.
Who has got the final say on the use of
nuclear weapons in Russia?
Now there are no surprises for guessing.
It is of course Vladimir Putin that during the interview
he also mentioned that weapons exist in order that they
be used.
However, he also went on to underline that Russia had
its own principles pertaining to the use of nuclear weapons.
The Russian United States this moment are the largest nuclear
powers who control more than 90%
of all nuclear warheads. Now,
as of January 2023, out of a total of 12,512
nuclear warheads in the world,
Russia has access to 5889,
while the United States has about 5244 nuclear warheads in
its arsenal.
The war in Ukraine has also triggered the biggest crisis
in Russia's relationship with the West since the 1962 Cuban
Missile Crisis.
That is the result of this Putin has warned 7
times.
That the West actually is risking a nuclear war if
it sends troops to fight against Russia and Ukraine.
Remember, Moscow sent 10s of thousands of troops into Ukraine
in February 2022,
and this triggered a full scale war after eight years
of conflict in eastern part of the Ukraine between the
Ukrainian forces on one side and certain pro Russian Ukrainians
and Russian proxies on the other.
On the other hand, Western leaders have promised to defeat
Russia in Ukraine.
However, after two years war,
the Russian forces control almost about 20%
of the Ukrainian territory that they've captured all course of
the last two years.
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