Nuclear attack unlikely despite Putin's warnings, US intelligence says
- U.S. Intelligence reports that a nuclear attack by Russia is unlikely despite President Vladimir Putin's threats and recent decisions regarding Ukraine's use of American weapons.
- Intelligence assessments indicate that letting Ukraine use U.S. Weapons will not lead to nuclear escalation, as there is no clear military benefit for Russia in doing so.
- Some U.S. Officials worry that allowing strikes into Russia raises the risk of retaliation from Putin, which could involve nuclear or other deadly tactics.
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