Putin Is 'Afraid' To Use Nuclear Weapons
Zelenskyy on Putin's new nuclear threats: If he loves life, he has to be afraid to use nuclear weapon
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has commented on Russian leader Vladimir Putin's latest nuclear threats, saying that the Kremlin leader loves his life, but no one knows what is going on inside his head.
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Amid ongoing high-level meetings between NATO leaders and Ukrainian officials at the United Nations over plans to allow Ukraine to strike Russian cities with NATO weapons, Russian President Vladimir Putin outlined Wednesday a proposed update to Russia’s nuclear policy document that would expand the conditions under which Russia would use nuclear weapons.
Putin Is 'Afraid' To Use Nuclear Weapons: Zelensky
Zelensky added: "He loves his life and his way of life and how he is managing the life of others, I can tell—he has to be afraid to use nuclear weapons." Since the start of the
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Zelensky says Putin 'afraid' to use nuclear weapons because he 'loves his life' ・Russia's attack on Zaporizhzhia destroys apartment building, injures 16 ・Ukraine strikes Russian military arsenal storing missiles and drones in Volgograd Oblast ・Russia claims 125 Ukrainian drones intercepted across 7 regions President
Zelenskyy responds to Putin's nuclear threats: 'He's not always adequate'
It is not the first time that Russian President Vladimir Putin has frightened the world with nuclear threats. And he may or may not actually use nuclear weapons, says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in an interview with Fox News.
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