Changes in nuclear doctrine are a signal to West, Kremlin says

The Kremlin announced on Thursday that the modifications to Russia’s nuclear weapons doctrine, as articulated by President Vladimir Putin, should be interpreted as a warning to Western nations regarding the repercussions of their involvement in attacks against Russia. Putin indicated on Wednesday that Russia might resort to nuclear weapons if it were targeted by conventional missiles, asserting that any assault on Russia backed by a … Continue reading Changes in nuclear doctrine are a signal to West, Kremlin says

Smoke billows over southern Lebanon, amid ongoing cross-border hostilities between Hezbollah and Israeli forces

Kremlin warns Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon could lead to significant destabilization in the Middle East

The Kremlin issued a warning on Tuesday regarding the Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, indicating that these actions could lead to significant destabilization in the Middle East and escalate the ongoing conflict. On the same day, Israel targeted Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon, while the Iran-aligned group retaliated by attacking military sites in northern Israel. This occurred shortly after a series of Israeli airstrikes resulted in … Continue reading Kremlin warns Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon could lead to significant destabilization in the Middle East

Asked if Russia could change nuclear testing stance Kremlin says: Listen to Putin on Ukraine

The Kremlin stated on Tuesday that individuals should revisit a warning from President Vladimir Putin, who indicated that the West would be engaging in direct conflict with Russia if Ukraine were permitted to launch strikes on Russian territory using Western-supplied long-range missiles. This remark was made during a conference call when questioned about whether allowing Kyiv to conduct such strikes could lead Moscow to reconsider … Continue reading Asked if Russia could change nuclear testing stance Kremlin says: Listen to Putin on Ukraine

Kremlin says Stoltenberg’s remarks regarding missile attacks are dangerous

On Wednesday, the Kremlin labeled as “dangerous” remarks made by Jens Stoltenberg, the outgoing NATO chief, regarding the West’s potential decision to permit Ukraine to utilize Western long-range weaponry against Russia. Stoltenberg indicated that such a move would not constitute a red line that would trigger an escalation from Moscow. For months, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has been urging allies to allow Ukraine to deploy … Continue reading Kremlin says Stoltenberg’s remarks regarding missile attacks are dangerous

Army expansion was needed to deal with increasing threats on western borders and instability in east, Kremlin explained

On Tuesday, the Kremlin announced that President Vladimir Putin’s directive to expand Russia’s military into the second largest globally was essential to counter escalating threats along Russia’s western frontiers and the instability in the east. On Monday, Putin mandated an increase of 180,000 personnel, raising the total number of active troops to 1.5 million, positioning Russia just behind China in military size. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry … Continue reading Army expansion was needed to deal with increasing threats on western borders and instability in east, Kremlin explained