Russia's Medvedev warns West that nuclear threat 'is not a bluff'

Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev says threat of nuclear strikes ‘not a bluff’

An ally of Russian president Vladimir Putin has outlined the scenario of a nuclear strike on Ukraine, saying that the US-led Nato military alliance would be too scared of a “nuclear apocalypse” to directly enter the conflict.

Russia's Nuclear Threat Certainly Not a Bluff, Warns Putin's Ally

Dmitry Medvedev, the secretary of Russia's Security Council chaired by Russian President Vladimir Putin, on Tuesday said that if a threat to Russia raises above a certain limit of danger, we will have to respond without asking anyone's consent and holding long consultations

Putin nuclear threat ‘not a bluff,’ Medvedev says

A key ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin warned on Tuesday that Putin’s recent threat to use nuclear weapons is “not a bluff.” Dmitry Medvedev, who took over as Russian president when Putin briefly ceded power in 2008, also challenged Western countries’ claims to stand with Ukraine in the event that Russia, which has been…

Medvedev raises threat over nuclear weapons: “It's not a bluff”

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday (27) that Russia has the right to defend itself and can attack Ukraine with nuclear weapons if it is “forced”. Vice president of the Russian Security Council, he repeated... Read this content in full at: Medvedev raises threat to nuclear weapons and repeats Putin: “It's not a bluff”

Russia's Medvedev warns West that nuclear threat 'is not a bluff'

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said Moscow has the right to defend itself with nuclear weapons if it is pushed beyond its limits

'Certainly not bluff' Putin ally sends chilling nuclear threat

Vladimir Putin last week ordered Russia's first mobilisation since World War 2 and backed a plan to annex swathes of Ukraine, warning the West he was not bluffing when he said he would be ready to use nuclear weapons to defend his country.