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“Reckless nuclear rhetoric”: Stoltenberg responds to Putin's nuclear threats
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin's "reckless nuclear rhetoric" should not stop the West from supporting Ukraine
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According to Reuters, Stoltenberg remarked, "What we have seen is a pattern of reckless Russian nuclear rhetoric and messaging, and this fits into that pattern."
He added that NATO has not detected any changes in Russia's nuclear posture that would necessitate a response from the alliance.
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"Every time we have stepped up our support with new types of weapons - battle tanks, long-range fires, or F-16s - the Russians have tried to prevent us. They have not succeeded and this latest example should not prevent NATO allies from supporting Ukraine," Stoltenberg said.
- On Wednesday, September 25, Putin proposed several changes to Russia's core state policy regarding nuclear deterrence.
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