Russian President Vladimir Putin. (File photo) Photo: Dazhi Image/Associated Press
Russia’s war once morest Ukraine has entered its fourth day today (27th). According to the Ukrainian media “Ukrainian Independent”, the Russian army has entered the second largest city in Ukraine, Kharkiv, and the Ukrainian authorities have called on local residents to stay in asylum. inside. Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened “unprecedented consequences” for those involved in the war. In response, Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto warned in an interview yesterday that “Russia may be ready to use nuclear weapons.”
A few days ago, French President Macron also expressed his views on Putin, accusing Putin of being a “two-faced person”. “Putin had been discussing ‘the details of the implementation of the Minsk agreement’ with other European leaders in the hours before the launch,” Macron said. “Putin turned and went to war.”
The “Minsk Ceasefire Agreement” refers to the agreement between Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and the leaders of the two “people’s republics” of Luhansk and Donnetsk, regarding a year following the Ukrainian civil war broke out. Ceasefire agreement signed in Minsk, Belarus, in September 2014. The main demand is “a ceasefire between all parties in the Ukrainian civil war”.
Before Russia went to war with Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated that “Russia has nuclear weapons” and warned in his speech to the people on the day of the war on the 24th that “if other countries intervene, there will be unprecedented consequences”. In response to Putin’s recent “intimidating remarks”, Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto said, “This means that Russia is ready to use all available means. Among them, this is definitely related to nuclear weapons, international Society has to take it seriously.”
However, according to Archyde.com, French Foreign Minister Le Drian pointed out that Putin’s “consequences never encountered in history” were not referring to “nuclear weapons that would be used in the Russian-Ukrainian war.” But he stressed that “Putin must also understand that NATO is also nuclear-armed.”
And because Ukraine is not a NATO ally, NATO has no obligation to protect its defenses. But Le Drian still said, “At present, the West has provided military equipment, and will continue to provide it to Ukraine in the future.” As for what weapons NATO can provide, Le Drian said, “Ukraine has drawn up a list, and we are studying this list. , in order to meet their demands as soon as possible.”
Russia’s war once morest Ukraine has entered its fourth day today (27th). According to the Ukrainian media “Ukrainian Independent”, the Russian army has entered the second largest city in Ukraine, Kharkiv, and the Ukrainian authorities have called on local residents to stay in asylum. inside. Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened “unprecedented consequences” for those involved in the war.
In response, Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto warned in an interview yesterday that “Russia may be ready to use nuclear weapons.”
French Foreign Minister Le Drian warned Putin, “Know that NATO also has nuclear weapons.” Photo: Retrieved from twitter.com/JY_LeDrian
