Nuclear war possible: Putin ally Medvedev warns...
More than 10 months have passed since the war between russia and ukraine, but its end is not in sight yet. In the coming days, this war can take a more dangerous form. Its indications have been given by Medvedev, a close aide of Vladimir Putin. Medvedev (Russia Former President Medvedev) has threatened western countries with nuclear war. He said that if russia is defeated in the war, a nuclear attack can be done. Medvedev has been the former President and prime minister of Russia. He said that the nuclear powers never lost the great struggle on which their fate depended.
Medvedev threatened NATO countries and said that if they helped ukraine, they should think about the risks of their policy. He said that if NATO members do not stop sending weapons to ukraine, there can be a catastrophe. He posted on Telegram that the defeat of a nuclear power country in a conventional war could lead to a nuclear war. If the politicians of western countries have even a little brain, then they should be aware of this fact.
Zelensky expressed displeasure
At the same time, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed his disappointment at not getting enough tanks from some Western countries to help defend ukraine against the Russian army. In a talk on the sidelines of the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, Zelensky indirectly criticized Ukraine's key pro-Ukraine countries such as Germany, poland and the US for their hesitation to send the tanks.
Zelensky lamented the lack of specialized weapons and said that one cannot fight a war with morale and motivation alone. He said, 'I would like to thank our partners again for their support. But at the same time, we should not hesitate to say someone or we should not compare that if someone else will share their tanks then I will give tanks.' Zelensky also said that in the wake of targeted Russian attacks including the use of Iran-made drones air defense has been "our weakness" and long-range weapons are needed to counter Russian forces in Ukrainian territory.
