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Putin Issues Stark Warning on Ukraine’s Nuclear Ambitions!

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Russian President Vladimir Putin recently delivered a strong warning in a speech about the possibility of Ukraine acquiring nuclear weapons. / Yonhap News
Russian President Vladimir Putin recently delivered a strong warning in a speech about the possibility of Ukraine acquiring nuclear weapons. / Yonhap News

Russian President Vladimir Putin recently delivered a stern warning regarding Ukraine’s potential acquisition of nuclear weapons. He stated that if Ukraine attempts to develop such weapons, Russia would employ all necessary means to prevent it. This stance is viewed by some as a justification for possible military action against Ukraine.

Putin also expressed skepticism about Ukraine’s actual capability to produce nuclear arms, suggesting they might only be able to create a dirty bomb using radioactive materials. While less powerful than a nuclear bomb, a dirty bomb can cause significant radioactive contamination. Putin emphasized that Russia is prepared to respond appropriately to such threats.

Regarding Ukraine’s recent launch of U.S.-supplied long-range tactical ballistic missiles, known as ATACMS, into Russian territory, Putin downplayed the impact, stating that “Russia’s damage is minimal.” He further pressured Ukraine by indicating the potential use of hypersonic intermediate-range ballistic missiles as an option for attacks on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.

While asserting no intention to seek a peaceful resolution, Putin reiterated conditions previously set forth, such as Ukraine abandoning its pursuit of NATO membership and the withdrawal of Russian-occupied territories, indicating these terms remain unchanged. This position has drawn international attention, as Russia has not specified a concrete timeline for ending its military activities.

Additionally, Putin offered a positive assessment of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, expressing hope that Trump is the right person to resume dialogue between the U.S. and Russia. However, he noted that the Biden administration’s mention of increased arms support to Ukraine could complicate matters for Trump before his term begins.

Addressing economic concerns, Putin commented on the recent decline in the ruble’s value, asserting that the situation is under control and there’s no need to panic. He added that there are measures to curb inflation without raising the key interest rate.

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  • Jerry

    So basically, he wants the land he has stolen. And no concessions or promised rebuilding of what he has destroyed. Doesn't sound like much of a deal for Ukraine. Russia owes Ukraine BIG for what they have destroyed, the lives lost. And Putin needs to be put on trial for war crimes.

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