US EditionPutin's Advisor Threatens Poland. He Identified Poznań as a Target.
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Sergei Karaganov, Vladimir Putin's advisor and the Kremlin's ideologist for international affairs, announced that if Russia comes close to defeat in the war with Ukraine, Moscow might decide to launch a nuclear attack on Poznań, Germany, and the United Kingdom. He stated that if the capital of Greater Poland were attacked, the Americans would not react anyway.
Sergei Karaganov spoke with Tucker Carlson on his podcast. The American commentator asked his interlocutor which countries could be targeted by a nuclear attack from Russia in the next two years.
Putin advisor Sergei Karaganov boldly threatened in a conversation with pro-Trump journalist Tucker Carlson that if Russia "gets close to defeat," he would consider a nuclear attack on Europe. He pointed out, among other things...
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