Kremlin Threatens Lithuania with Nuclear Weapons if Allied Weapons Appear in the Country
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The Kremlin spokesman has threatened military countermeasures. Lithuania may lift the ban on deploying nuclear weapons, Peskov responded with a threat.
Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that the territory of Lithuania "will be in the crosshairs of Russian nuclear weapons" if the country allows allies to deploy nuclear weapons on its territory, the European Pravda news portal reported.
If Lithuania were to deploy nuclear weapons aimed at Russia, its territory would be the focus of the Russian Federation ' s nuclear weapons, as announced by Russian President Dmitry Peskov ' s press secretary.
Russia will target Lithuania's territory with nuclear weapons if similar weapons are placed there, warned President Dmitri Peskov's press secretary. "And if there are nuclear weapons on the territory that target us accordingly, the territory of that country will also be targeted at our nuclear weapons," said Peskov, transmitting RIA "News." He also said that if a nuclear arsenal were to be placed on Lithuanian territory, there would be a serious…
The readiness of the Lithuanian authorities to remove the paragraph on the prohibition of the deployment of nuclear weapons from the Constitution would be a serious spiral of escalation; if there were nuclear weapons on the territory of the Russian Federation, that country's territory would also be targeted at Russian nuclear weapons, the press secretary of President Dmitry Peskov said. "This could have been predicted.
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