China may have talked Russian President Vladimir Putin out of deploying nuclear weapons amid Russia's war against Ukraine, outgoing U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in an interview with the Financial Times (FT) on Jan. 3. Beijing has emerged as Moscow's leading ally and financial backer since the full-scale invasion of February 2022, though China has denied accusations of supporting Russia's military efforts. China may have exerted its influence over Russia to intervene when Putin was considering nuclear escalation, Blinken told the FT.

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Antony Blinken: ‘China has been trying to have it both ways’

The U.S. secretary of state told the Financial Times that pressure from Beijing dissuaded Vladimir Putin from using nuclear weapons.

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China told Putin not to use nuclear weapons, Blinken says

If there is a ceasefire, then Putin will most likely use it to rest, rearm and attack again

Якщо буде припинення вогню, то Путін, найімовірніше, використає це, щоб відпочити, переозброїтися та знову атакувати

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Will Ukraine have to give up territories: Blinken predicted how the front line will change

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said that Moscow was considering launching a nuclear strike against Ukraine, but Beijing warned the Kremlin against this decision. This is reported by the Financial Times. According to him, the United States was “very concerned” that Putin seemed to be at least considering the nuclear option. “Even if the probability has increased from 5 to 15 percent when it comes to nuclear weapons, nothing is more serious…

Государственный секретарь США Энтони Блинкен заявил, что Москва рассматривала вариант нанесения ядерного удара по Украине, но Пекин предостерег Кремль от этого решения. Об этом сообщает Financial Times. По его словам, Штаты были "очень обеспокоены" тем, что Путин, похоже, по крайней мере рассматривал ядерный вариант. "Даже если вероятность выросла с 5 до 15 процентов, когда речь идет о ядерном оружии, нет ничего серьезнее", - отметил Блинкен. Но…

Блинкен: Китай предостерег РФ от применения ядерного оружия по территории Украины

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Blinken: China warned the Russian Federation against using nuclear weapons on the territory of Ukraine

The US Secretary of State stressed that Putin has suffered a strategic defeat and that NATO is more and more resourced than ever.

Госсекретарь США подчеркнул, что Путин потерпел стратегическое поражение и что НАТО является большим и более обеспеченным ресурсами, чем когда-либо.

Блинкен сделал заявление о Китае, Путине и применении ядерного оружия

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Blinken made a statement about China, Putin and the use of nuclear weapons

In an interview with the Financial Times on January 3, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that China may have convinced Russian President Vladimir Putin not to deploy nuclear weapons in Ukraine.

Trả lời phỏng vấn tờ Financial Times ngày 3.1, Ngoại trưởng Mỹ Antony Blinken cho rằng Trung Quốc có lẽ đã thuyết phục Tổng thống Nga Vladimir không triển khai vũ khí hạt nhân tại Ukraine.

Vì Trung Quốc nên Nga chưa dùng vũ khí hạt nhân ở Ukraine ?

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Because of China, Russia has not used nuclear weapons in Ukraine?

The US Secretary of State revealed to the Financial Times that the Biden administration feared that Russia might actually use the atomic bomb: “Even if the chance of it happening were 5-15%, there would never be a more serious and worrying topic.”

Il segretario di Stato Usa al Financial Times ha rivelato che l’amministrazione Biden ha temuto che la Russia potesse davvero usare la bomba atomica: “Anche se la possibilità che avvenisse fosse al 5-15%, non ci sarebbe mai argomento più serio e preoccupante”

Blinken: “La Cina ha dissuaso Putin sull’utilizzo delle armi nucleari”

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Blinken: 'China has dissuaded Putin from using nuclear weapons'

Washington believes that China has convinced Russian President Vladimir Putin not to use nuclear weapons in the war against Ukraine: this was stated by the outgoing American Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, in an interview with the Financial Times (Ft). “We have reason to believe that China contacted Russia and told her: 'Don't try, '” Blinken said in response to a question about President Putin's nuclear threats. The United States was 'very …

Washington ritiene che la Cina abbia convinto il presidente russo Vladimir Putin a non usare armi nucleari nella guerra contro l'Ucraina: lo ha detto il segretario di Stato americano uscente, Antony Blinken, in un'intervista al Financial Times (Ft). "Abbiamo ragione di credere che la Cina abbia contattato la Russia e le abbia detto: 'Non ci provare'", ha affermato Blinken rispondendo a una domanda sulle minacce nucleari del presidente Putin. Gli…

Cina avrebbe convinto Putin a non usare armi nucleari in Ucraina, afferma Blinken

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China would have convinced Putin not to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, says Blinken

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said China had warned Russia about the dangers of a possible nuclear attack on Ukraine.

Antony Blinken amerikai külügyminiszter szerint Kína figyelmeztette Oroszországot az Ukrajna elleni lehetséges atomtámadás veszélyeire.

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China may have warned Russia

Blinken said they were concerned because the Russians were considering using nuclear weapons.

Blinken szerint aggódtak, mert az oroszok fontolóra vették a nukleáris fegyverek használatát.

Az amerikai külügyminiszter szerint Kína beszélhette le Putyint az atomfegyverek bevetéséről

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US Secretary of State says China may have talked Putin out of using nuclear weapons

China may have talked Russian President Vladimir Putin out of deploying nuclear weapons amid Russia's war against Ukraine, outgoing U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told the Financial Times on Friday.

China may have stopped Putin from using nuclear weapons, Blinken says

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