Ukraine’s attack on “Kursk” was a prerequisite for a nuclear attack on “Kiev”.
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency quoted by Sputnik, Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council and former President of this country, warned that “Ukraine’s attack on the Kursk region of Russia can be a prerequisite for an official decision be considered for the use of nuclear weapons.”
In this regard, he published a message on his Telegram channel and wrote: So far, no decision has been made regarding the use of nuclear weapons (non-strategic or even more than strategic), although To be clear, the attack on Kursk is the formal prerequisites for this decision, which is clear to the entire international community and is consistent with our nuclear deterrence laws and doctrine. But Russia has shown that it is patient.
The former president of Russia also added: Today, nobody needs a nuclear conflict.
He emphasized, however, that “anyway, it is obvious that a nuclear response is a very difficult decision with irreversible consequences.
