EU At Brink Of Nuclear War? One Wrong Move Could Trigger Nuclear Catastrophe, Ex-Russian President Medvedev Warns Against ‘Provoking’ | World News

Moscow: Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned that any wrong step that triggered the conflict with Moscow on Monday, on Monday, could turn into a conflict containing weapons of mass destruction.

Medvedev, who is currently serving as the Vice President of the Russian Security Council, stressed that Russia does not want war with Europe, including what Russia calls “cold old Europe ında.

He observed that European forces lacked the capacity to engage in Russia as a military. He added that the possibility of a “fatal accident olur has always existed, emphasizing the risks of ascension.

According to Reuters, Medvedev clearly stated that such a conflict carries the risk of turning into a war using weapons of mass destruction ”.

The warning comes from Moscow to increase charges against NATO and the European Union (EU).

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, early this week at the G20 G20 Foreign Ministers meeting at the beginning of this week NATO and the EU supporting Ukraine’ya claiming that they effectively directed to the declaration of war.

He argued that Western aid has been active from indirect support.

“NATO and the EU basically declared war on my country and participate directly, ve and emphasizing that it describes it as a dangerous rise.

Recent events fueled tensions. In recent weeks, Russia is facing the NATO airspace allegedly allegedly drone and fighter attacks. Poland reported that he had three Russian planes this month. Estonia, three MIG-31 fighter aircraft after passing the airspace requested emergency NATO consultations.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump called on Ukraine to take back the regions seized by Russia with European support. He framed Washington’s role for supplying weapons to allies for Kyiv and raised Transatlantic bets.

The nuclear sub -tone in Medvedev’s warning is echoed against the ground of previous conflicts with Trump. Last month, US President Medvedev responded to Russia’s statements about the “dead hand” system. The semi -automatic command system is designed to start Moscow’s nuclear arsenal if the Russian leadership is eliminated on a deadly strike.

Trump’s reaction stressed high risks. “When you talk about the word ‘nuclear’ … My eyes are illuminated. And I say, we should be careful, because this is the ultimate threat.” He said.

The stock market emphasizes the fragile balance between the rhetoric and military risk in the real world.

Medvedev’s statements show that Russia sees the current EU and NATO as a direct challenge that it supports Ukraine. They strengthen the perception that Western participation in Moscow can turn into a disaster rise containing ongoing nuclear weapons.

Although analysts are partly rhetoric, Russia’s desire to fresh the military stance as a deterrent with extensive results. DRON attacks of leaders on both sides, NATO alertness and provocative statements continue to be a warning in Europe.