NATO Chief Rutte Dismisses Russia’s Nuclear Threat Over Kaliningrad
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NATO Chief Rutte Dismisses Russia’s Nuclear Threat Over Kaliningrad
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte dismissed Russia’s threats to use nuclear weapons if NATO members attempt to isolate the Kaliningrad region, saying he does not consider the threat credible and stressing that NATO remains a defensive alliance.
Despite Russia's latest nuclear threats, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says he sees no immediate threat to the alliance's territory. The threat level has not changed compared to recent weeks and months, he said at a Euronews event in Brussels on Wednesday, Reuters reports.
Vladimir Putin's regime warns in a letter that it is willing to use "its entire arsenal" in the face of the attempt by allied countries to isolate Kaliningrad, a warning that NATO recognizes but calls for "calm down" Read
Russia has warned NATO that it is considering the use of nuclear weapons if the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad is isolated, according to a Kremlin document sent to the Alliance, which was seen by the British agency Reuters today.
Despite Russia's latest nuclear threats, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says he sees no immediate threat to the alliance's territory. The threat level has not changed compared to recent weeks and months, he said at a Euronews event in Brussels on Wednesday, Reuters reports.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that there is currently no immediate threat to the territory of the North Atlantic Alliance from Russia, but he emphasized that NATO is prepared for various scenarios and will defend the entire territory of its members. "We have prepared for this, we have planned everything and it applies to the whole of NATO. We will defend every centimeter of NATO territory. There is no such threat at the moment, and if…
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