Yenos Stoltenberg, the Secretary-General of the Northern Atlas Pact, or “NATO,” declared on Tuesday that the organisation is prepared for all eventualities and vowed that “We will not accept Russia’s continuous threats to use nuclear weapons.”
The alliance takes threats seriously, as he also stated at a conference on the alliance’s foreign policy in Berlin that there is little chance of using nuclear weapons against Ukraine.
“We warn Russia that the use of nuclear weapons will have severe consequences.
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Additionally, Stoltenberg noted that “military support to Kev must continue to continue facing the Russian forces” and that the weapons supplied by Ukraine make a difference in the battle between the two nations.
“We have to re-arm ourselves and continue with the armament of Arif,” he said. “We have supported Ukraine from the armaments in NATO nations.”
Additionally, he emphasised that NATO was closely watching Russia’s nuclear drills.
“We will not determine the way we respond to any nuclear attack, we will not give our opponent information about the topic. ”
It is noteworthy that the impact of the Russian military operation, which has been ongoing since last February 24, on the territory of the Western neighbour, had reached the maximum levels of tension between Moscow and the West.
NATO Secretary -General Yenos Stoltenberg has repeatedly confirmed that the member states of the defensive alliance are united in supporting Kyiv, punishing Moscow, and preventing the victory of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
While the Kremlin has often cautioned against the alliance’s development, which has long given rise to Moscow’s distrust and represents a threat to the nation,
After the majority of them lined up alongside Kiev, allocated millions of US dollars to aid them militarily, and provided advanced defence systems, missiles, helicopters, and tanks, Western nations also issued warnings about arming Ukrainian forces with long-term weapons that may affect Russian territory.
NATO: We are prepared for every scenario and will not heed Russia’s threats.
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