Russia Might Launch Nuclear-Tipped Missiles In Retaliation For US Placing Weapons In Germany
(MENAFN- Jordan News Agency)
Moscow, July 18 (Petra)-- In retaliation to the US placing long-range missiles in Germany, Russia vowed to use more of its nuclear arsenal on Thursday.
During a press conference, Sergei Ryabkov, the deputy foreign minister of Russia, stated: "We will continue to resolve the tasks related to ensuring our security on the Russian border and the area of the Russian military operation in Ukraine, even though Moscow may deploy additional nuclear missiles in response to Washington's deployment of long-range missiles in Germany."
Moscow, July 18 (Petra)-- In retaliation to the US placing long-range missiles in Germany, Russia vowed to use more of its nuclear arsenal on Thursday.
During a press conference, Sergei Ryabkov, the deputy foreign minister of Russia, stated: "We will continue to resolve the tasks related to ensuring our security on the Russian border and the area of the Russian military operation in Ukraine, even though Moscow may deploy additional nuclear missiles in response to Washington's deployment of long-range missiles in Germany."
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