Putin’s biggest warning to western countries, Moscow can launch nuclear attack on these targets

President Vladimir Putin on Thursday gave his biggest warning to Western countries amid the ongoing war with Ukraine. This has created panic from Europe to America. Putin has challenged the Western countries and said that if they (Europe or the Western countries) sent their troops to fight in Ukraine, Russia could launch a nuclear attack. Putin has said there is a real risk of nuclear war if Europe and the West move to send troops against Russia in Ukraine. He said Moscow had the weapons to attack targets in the West.

President Putin was addressing parliament and other members of the country’s elite after two years of war with Ukraine. Putin, 71, repeated his charge that the West is bent on weakening Russia and suggested that Western leaders do not understand how dangerous their interference in Russia’s own internal affairs could be. He began his warning on Monday with specific reference to French President Emmanuel Macron’s idea of ​​European NATO members sending ground troops to Ukraine. However this suggestion was quickly rejected by the United States, Germany, Britain and others

Russia has enough weapons to destroy the bases of Western countries

Putin said that Western countries should understand that we also have weapons that can hit targets on their territory. All this actually threatens conflict with the use of nuclear weapons and the destruction of civilization. Putin said – Don’t they understand this?” Let us tell you that presidential elections are going to be held in Russia on March 15-17. Before this, he was addressing his country. Putin will be elected for the next six years. He is certain to be re-elected. He has praised Russia’s vast modernized nuclear arsenal, the world’s largest.

Russia said the consequences would be very tragic

Let us tell you that the war in Ukraine has created the worst crisis in Moscow’s relations with the West since the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 and Putin had previously warned of the dangers of direct confrontation between NATO and Russia. Putin, Russia’s paramount leader for more than two decades, was clearly angry and suggested Western politicians remember the fate of people like Nazi Germany’s Adolf Hitler and France’s Napoleon Bonaparte, who led unsuccessful invasions of their countries in the past. did. Putin said, “They think this (war) is a cartoon, but now the consequences will be much more tragic.