Putin issues warning to United States with new nuclear doctrine
Putin is the primary decision-maker on the use of Russia's nuclear arsenal. The doctrine said any attack by a non-nuclear power supported by a nuclear power would be considered a joint attack, and that any attack by one member of a military bloc would be considered an attack by the entire alliance, it said.
Putin warns West as Russia hits Ukraine with new missile
He said that the missile, codenamed Oreshnik, was a response to the use by Ukraine of US and UK long-range weaponry to hit targets inside Russia. Putin added that Russia could attack military facilities of those countries which allowed their weapons to be used for this purpose.
Tucker Carlson and Glenn Greenwald marvel at how American policymakers appear unconcerned about the prospect of nuclear war - ...
World leaders and analysts expressed doubts Wednesday that the change to Russia's nuclear doctrine amounted to much more than ...
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Kim Jong-un joins Putin threatening all-out nuclear war after Russia tests 'new missile'The North Korean despot accused the US of provocations and warned of all-out nuclear war on the Korean Peninsula as global ...
Russia unleashed an experimental longer-range ballistic missile on the city of Dnipro in central Ukraine on Thursday in what ...
Mysterious deaths of Putin critics around the world highlight Russia's long and violent reach. A top U.S. Justice Department ...
The Russian president says the strike was in response to Ukraine's "use of American and British long-range weaponry".
The new doctrine allows for a potential nuclear response by Moscow even to a conventional attack on Russia by any nation that ...
It comes in a week where Russia has repeatedly stoked fears that the war could extend beyond Ukraine - dragging Western allies including the UK in to the fighting ...
Ukraine's claim that Russia launched an intercontinental ballistic missile at its territory today - the first reported use of ...
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A Canadian security forum has presented an award to Vladimir Kara-Murza, a Kremlin critic and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer who was freed from prison earlier this year in a massive prisoner exchange.
The Russian President is understood to have a list of weighty demands - one of which would be that Kyiv abandon its long-held ...
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