According to Konstantin Forentsov, the deputy director of non-proliferation and control of arms at the Russian Foreign Ministry, “the alliance countries are silent about their involvement in the Ukrainian crisis while working to provide support for Kev and provide them with weapons, intelligence information, and the management of combat operations.”
Washington “reaps the largest share of benefits from the prolongation of the war, and European countries are obligated to purchase weapons from them before providing them to Ukraine,” he noted.
That Russian President Vladimir Putin is getting ready to send 9,000 soldiers to Belarus as part of the agreement between Moscow and Mings to deploy joint military forces on Belarus’ borders comes after NATO’s “nuclear deterrence” exercises in the North Sea, Belgium, and the United Kingdom, which were met by the Belarusian Ministry of Defense. Western, and that those forces’ forerunners started to appear.
Before Putin declared martial law in those regions, the Kremlin also declared in late September that the four Ukrainian regions that were now part of Russia “are totally subject to the protection of the Russian nuclear weapons.”
With the recent Ukrainian attack on Keynison, these events have aroused widespread worries about the beginning of a new phase in the war that could potentially involve the use of nuclear weapons.
The military crowd and opposing movements, according to observers and military analysts, “have already brought Russia and NATO closer to any time for a direct military clash.”
NATO and Russia have exchanged threats of “direct military conflict”
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