Putin is reportedly preparing his armed forces to carry out a nuclear test on Ukraine’s borders. This is what we read in the British Times which cites a report sent by NATO to the member states. This is an intelligence report in which it warns of possible actions by Moscow including that of testing the Poseidon submarine drone equipped with an atomic warhead. According to other sources, a Russian military train from the nuclear division has left for Ukraine: the unit is responsible for nuclear munitions, their storage and maintenance according to Polish-based analyst Konrad Muzyka.
Russia, nuclear division train bound for the Ukrainian front
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia does not want to “take part” in the “nuclear rhetoric” of “Western media and politicians”. “In the Western media, Western politicians, heads of state now have many exercises in nuclear rhetoric. We do not want to take part in this,” Peskov said, quoted by Tass, commenting on the news of the Times that, citing a statement sent by the Born to the member states, he argues that Vladimir Putin could theoretically prepare his armed forces to carry out a nuclear test on Ukraine’s borders.
The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky ratified the decision of the National Security and Defense Council of 30 September stating the impossibility of negotiating with the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and the need to strengthen Ukraine’s defense capacity . Taking into account the results of the meeting, it was “confirmed that it is impossible to enter into negotiations with the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin”. Ukrainska Pravda reports it.
DEPUTY TO RUSSIAN TV, WE MUST STOP AND REORGANIZE
“We are forced to stop and reorganize to create new equipment and to train new recruits. And that will take time.” This was stated by Dmitry Sablin, vice president of the Defense Committee, speaking to the first channel of Russian TV about the war in Ukraine. “I am convinced that even in the territory of Ukraine people will be on our side”, he concluded.
Source: Ansa
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