Putin Warns NATO Strongly “We Will Not Commit Nuclear War When Sending Troops To Ukraine”

Russian President Vladimir Putin warns NATO strongly said in his State of the Union address to senators and representatives at Gostinidborg near the Moscow Kremlin on the 29th, “A new attempt to intervene in Russia could lead to a large-scale conflict, including the use of nuclear weapons.” . This warning was issued in reference to the fact that North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member states recently discussed sending troops to Ukraine.

He said, “I remember the fate of those who sent troops to our country’s territory. “The consequences for those who intervene this time will be even more tragic,” he said. “We have the weapons to strike their territory.” He also emphasized, “All these claims they are making to scare the whole world will mean the actual use of nuclear weapons and the subsequent destruction of civilization.”

President Putin dismissed Western claims that Russia would attack Europe, calling them “sleep talk.” However, he said, “Russia’s strategic nuclear weapons are at full readiness.” “Tests of next-generation nuclear weapons, including the nuclear-powered cruise missile Burevestnik and the underwater nuclear weapon Poseidon, are nearing completion,” he said.

“The Kinzhal hypersonic missile is currently in active deployment, and the forthcoming intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) Sarmat is set to be employed for combat missions. This is part of our planned initiatives,” he stated.

He denied the U.S. claim that Russia would deploy nuclear weapons in space as a “groundless lie,” and criticized, “We understand that the West is trying to drag Russia into an arms race.”

Regarding the war of aggression against Ukraine, which has entered its third year, he evaluated, “In our ‘special military operation,’ the Russian military is confidently advancing in various directions.”

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