Russian President command his military to put Russia’s nuclear deterrent on high alert. Amid four days of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the clouds of nuclear war have hovered around the world. Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday ordered to his nuclear deterrence forces to be
on alert. He took this decision in response to aggressive rhetoric by NATO member states. Meanwhile, an
emergency meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency was held on
Wednesday.
Russian president ordered to his military
Russian President Putin ordered Russia’s Defense Minister and the Chief of Military, General Staff, to keep
anti-nuclear forces ready at a high-level meeting.In a statement broadcast on TV, Putin said that Western
countries are not only imposing economic sanctions. Rather, NATO members have also made aggressive
statements regarding our countries.
Chemical weapons used by Ukraine
Russian media claim that Ukraine has used chemical weapons, according to them, phosphorus weapons have been used on them.The Secretary-General of NATO called Putin’s statement irresponsible. White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Putin was creating threats that don’t exist to justify the attack. Putin has described the invasion as a “not ordinary military operation”. He pushed a dangerous element into play when he commanded his deterrence forces-crew that covers nuclear weapon onto high alert.
According to the decision so far
About 400,000 Ukrainian citizens, mainly women and children, have fled to neighboring countries as missiles rained down Ukrainian cities. There was stranded hundreds of people in Kyiv on Sunday. Kyiv the seventh most populous city in Europe.And we’re waiting for trains to take them far west from the battle. Ukraine claimed to have killed 4,300 Russian soldiers so far. Apart from this, 102 tanks, 14 warplanes, 8 helicopters,15 artillery systems have been destroyed. The Russians also claimed to have destroyed 800 Ukrainian military bases. A Ukrainian agency claims that before dawn, Russian troops blew up a natural gas pipeline in Ukraine’s second-largest city, Kharkiv. Soon after, Russian troops and armored vehicles entered Kharkiv, in Ukraine’s northwest, and eyewitnesses reported gunfire and explosions, but city officials said Ukrainian fighters foiled the attack. The control over Kharkiv is completely ours. Armed forces, police, and security forces are working and the city has to keep completely clear of the enemy regional governor Oleh Sinegubov said.
