The Nato chief said Russia must know 'nuclear war can never be won' or fought Vladimir Putin said 'in the event of a Third World War, there will be no winners' Nato's chief has accused Russia of ...
President Putin announced he would station nuclear weapons in neighbouring Belarus on Saturday Nato has condemned Russia's "dangerous" and "irresponsible" rhetoric after Vladimir Putin's decision ...
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It is "very possible" that Russian President Vladimir Putin will decide to order a nuclear strike on a NATO country, ...
Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov has suggested launching nuclear strikes on two members of the NATO military alliance. Meanwhile in Russia: Vladimir Solovyov assured fellow propagandists ...
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Coming on the heels of a suggestion by French President Emmanuel Macron that the option of sending NATO ground forces into Ukraine was under discussion within the alliance, the leaked documents on ...
President Duda suggests NATO nuclear warheads could be stationed on Polish territory. Poland's offer to host NATO nukes comes amidst rising tensions with Russia and ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The ...
President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Russia's nuclear triad — its three-pronged arsenal of weapons launched from land, sea and air — was "much more" advanced than that of the United ...
Donald Trump said Tuesday his remarks downplaying his commitment to NATO were merely a negotiating tactic to get member nations to pay more towards the alliance's collective defense. Trump, who is ...
He also threatened that if NATO troops were sent to Ukraine, the Alliance would face “tragic consequences.” The US criticized Putin’s recent statements about the possibility of a nuclear war.
President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Russia's nuclear triad — its three-pronged arsenal of weapons launched from land, sea and air — was "much more" advanced than that of the United States.