Putin says he ‘hopes’ nuclear weapons ‘will not be required’ in Ukraine
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday said he hopes there will be no need for nuclear weapons in Ukraine. During a preview of an interview with Russian state media, which was shared with The Associated Press, Putin said the country has “enough strength and means to bring what was started in 202…
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said in comments broadcast Sunday that the need to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine had not arisen and that he hopes it will not.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday said he hopes there will be no need for nuclear weapons in Ukraine. During a preview of an interview with Russian state media, which was shared with The Associated Press, Putin said the country has “enough strength and means to bring what was started in 202…
President Vladimir Putin said in remarks published on Sunday that Russia had sufficient strength and resources to take the war in Ukraine to its logical conclusion, though he hoped that there would be no need to use nuclear weapons.
Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin refrained from completely ruling out the use of nuclear weapons to subdue Ukraine and said that, so far, there has been no need for them.
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