Medvedev's nuclear warning: – The clock is ticking

Given the seemingly meaningless talk about Ukraine developing nuclear weapons, one can only come to one sad conclusion: The Nazi regime is trying to build a “dirty bomb,” former Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev wrote on Telegram, according to the website. “Telegram”. Newsweek.

The Kremlin has repeatedly tried to justify its invasion of Ukraine in 2022 by claiming that the country is ruled by a “neo-Nazi regime.” However, this claim has been flatly rejected by both Ukraine and the international community.

– They have all the resources needed to do this: raw materials, technology and specialists. Any Soviet-era laboratory is good enough to produce a smaller shipment. Medvedev writes that the clock is ticking.

– Who is fighting today? Ukraine!

Medvedev's warning comes a day after Zelensky raised the agreement under which Ukraine would give up Soviet-era nuclear weapons stored in the country at the summit in Brussels on Thursday.

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– Who gave up nuclear weapons? everyone? no! Ukraine only. Who is fighting today? Ukraine! Either Ukraine will be protected by nuclear weapons, or we will depend on the coalition. Zelensky said that except for NATO, we do not have an effective alliance.

He noted that organic is way better than nuclear weapons, he writes Newsweek.

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NATO leaders have repeatedly warned that direct confrontation with Moscow is a real possibility. Russian authorities, including Putin, have on several occasions threatened nuclear escalation against Ukraine and its Western backers.

Medvedev, who now serves as Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, was known for his strong actions during the war. He has previously called for nuclear strikes on NATO members and claimed that Russia has no choice but to eliminate Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

However, a US State Department spokesman treats Medvedev's new approach with overwhelming calm:

– We now know that we should not take Medvedev seriously. This is normal nonsense from the Kremlin.