2024-03-27 10:06:39
In a press conference, after his electoral victory, the Russian president assured that despite his position, “no one” is interested in starting a Third World War.
Vladimir Putin, after being re-elected for a sixth term This Sunday, March 17, in the subsequent press conference, he stated that in today’s world “everything is possiblee” and did not rule out the use of nuclear weapons.
The current Russian president registered support of more than 87% of the votes with the 70% of the scrutinized tables. According to the Central Electoral Commission of Russia, citizen participation was 73,33%y touched the all-time high in a presidential election, which is 74,66% obtained in 1991.
Putin versus NATO countries
Before different national and international media, Vladimir Putin asserted that the soldiers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (I TAKE) who are fighting in Ukraine, They die in large numbers.
“Soldiers of NATO countries They are present there. We know“said the Russian president, who also noted that they know that Ukraine intensified his attacks in the border regions.
On the other hand, he also stated that Russian soldiers hear other combatants speaking in French and in Englishto which he opined that “It’s not good at all, mainly for them, since they die“.
Regarding a possible conflict between Russia and NATO responded that does not rule out an open warhence I do not discard the use of nuclear weapons.
The potential of the Russian arsenal It is the largest on the planet next to that of USA. Although Vladimir Putin has insisted that, despite being preparedunderstands that no government is considering entering that critical phase.
“Everyone understands that That will put us one step away from a third world war. on a large scale. I don’t think anyone is interested in this. In today’s world anything is possible,” he responded to the press.
Putin, Finland and the constant threat of nuclear weapons
Finland has a long history of wars and invasions with Russia. Today it is part of the I’LL TAKEso Vladimir Putin announced last Wednesday, March 13, that he would send troops and heavy weapons to the border with its neighboring country.
During an interview with Channel One of Russian television and the official agency RIA Nóvosti, he said that this decision It’s like a meaningless step when it comes to guaranteeing their national interests, although being part of the Atlantic Alliance means be protected by a nuclear umbrella.
“I think that they benefited more from being neutral since it is something that provides them with certain advantages, at least as a negotiating platform to reduce tensions in Europe itself,” he stated.