The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, in statements he made to the Russian Security Council, today, Friday 1/3, in Moscow, that he is not going to deploy nuclear weapons in space.
In more detail, Vladimir Putin stated that “Moscow does not plan to deploy nuclear weapons in space. However, neutralizing such threats should always be Russia’s top priority,” according to Russian media.
It is noted that unknown sources in the US state that they are certain of the development of such weapons on the Russian side, which could disrupt military communications. Moscow in turn opposes and categorically denies the allegations.
Putin’s threats of nuclear annihilation
Vladimir Putin warned the Western countries yesterday, Thursday 29/2, that they risk provoking a nuclear war if they send troops to fight in Ukraine. In fact, he emphasized that Moscow has the weapons to hit targets in the West.
The war in Ukraine has caused the biggest crisis in Moscow’s relations with the West since the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Putin has previously spoken of the dangers of a direct confrontation between NATO and Russia, but his nuclear warning yesterday is one of the clearest he has formulated.
Addressing parliament and other members of the country’s elite, Putin, 71, repeated his charge that the West is determined to weaken Russia and hinted that Western leaders do not understand how dangerous their involvement in what he described as internal affairs can be. affairs of Russia.
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