China may have stopped Putin from using nuclear weapons, Blinken says
- China may have talked Russian President Vladimir Putin out of using nuclear weapons during the war in Ukraine, according to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
- Blinken stated that the U.S. Was very concerned about Putin's nuclear threats and that China intervened to dissuade him.
- Despite heightened tensions, U.S. Intelligence suggests the risk of a Russian nuclear strike remains unlikely.
- Blinken highlighted that Putin had suffered a strategic defeat and that NATO has become stronger under President Joe Biden's administration.
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China Talked Putin Out of Using A-Bombs on Ukraine: Blinken
The Financial Times (behind a paywall) interviewed Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in London today, and Blinken said that Putin had “seriously considered” using nuclear weapons in its war against Ukraine, but that China’s Xi talked him out of it....
US Secretary of State reveals interesting information about China's influence on the Ukraine war
On the one hand, China supports the war in Ukraine. On the other hand, the country may have played a role in the Russians not pressing the nuclear button. The US Secretary of State now says this in a major interview with international media.
Blinken: China May Have Stopped Putin From Using Nukes
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.
Blinken: 'China has dissuaded Putin from using nuclear weapons'
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.”
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