US EditionPutin's options for Ukraine missiles response include nuclear test, experts say
- Vladimir Putin may respond to Ukraine using long-range missiles by targeting British military assets or conducting a nuclear test, according to three analysts.
- On September 12, President Putin warned that the West would be directly fighting Russia if it allowed such actions, stating it would change the conflict's nature.
- Russia's UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia noted on September 13 that NATO would become a direct combatant against a nuclear power if it permitted Ukraine's use of longer-range weapons.
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Putin's Options for Ukraine Missiles Response Include Nuclear Test, Experts Say
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Vladimir Putin's options for retaliation if the West allows Ukraine to use long-range missiles […] The post Putin's options to respond to Ukrainian missiles include nuclear test, experts say appeared first on Financial Intelligence.
Vladimir Putin's options for retaliating if the West allows Ukraine to use its long-range missiles to attack Russia could include striking British military assets near Russia or, in the extreme, conducting a nuclear test to show its intent, analysts said.
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