A new American warning to Putin: nuclear radiation may reach your country

A new American warning to Putin: nuclear radiation may reach your country

The chairman of the foreign affairs committee in the US Senate, Democrat Bob Menendez, emphasised that Moscow’s threat to use nuclear weapons will not go unnoticed in accordance with the proverb “an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.”

After receiving a top-secret briefing from the US government, Menendez explained that if Russian President Vladimir Putin uses nuclear weapons against Ukraine, the situation might turn against him and the winds could deliver radiation to his nation!
He emphasised that it is improbable that Russia will deploy nuclear weapons, but he also said that the US military has a strategy to deal with such a contingency.

According to local media, he also emphasised the necessity to maintain pressure on Moscow through sanctions in order to rob it of income to support its military operations in Ukraine in a speech he gave yesterday during a session of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee.
Over the past few days, a number of US government officials have emphasised again and time again that Moscow will suffer serious consequences if it chooses to use nuclear weapons.

Jake Sullivan, the national security adviser for the US, emphasised that his nation warned Moscow that there would be dire repercussions if it made this treacherous decision.
These alerts were issued after the leader of the Kremlin intimated that his nation possesses a large number of lethal and nuclear weapons that it might use to preserve the security of its territory if it is attacked in a televised speech last week that announced the partial mobilisation.

Considering that the Russian claims are not new and come as a matter of blackmail or warning, many experts and authorities have also downplayed the prospect of using this disastrous option for Russia and the rest of the globe.

Putin may experience radioactive radiation, according to a new American warning

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