Trump Says He Deployed Nuclear Submarines Near Russia; Putin Still Hasn’t Blinked – Why? | World News
New Delhi: When the former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev was upset by a social media mission, US President Donald Trump said that he ordered two nuclear submarines near Russia to a right -wing news organization. The announcement spread to the platforms and launched alarms and questions. Does a tweet trigger a nuclear confrontation? Is this a blush or much more dangerous?
Russia has not reacted until now. There is an explanation from the Kremlin, nothing about the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the army.
The silence from Moscow is not meaningless. Either Moscow does not see any meaning or still understands how it is.
Russian media despises it
There was no urgency of fracture posters and war room. Moscow’s largest wandering newspapers did not panic Prime-Time. A military analyst quoted in Moskovsky Komsomolets brushed him. Trump said he just had a theater show.
Kommersant, a national distributed newspaper, talked about a retired lieutenant general who called Trump’s “nonsense”. “He likes himself like that, The Daily said.
A National Security Specialist who spoke on the same broadcast did not even believe Trump had ordered the real submarine. “I was convinced that there was no such instruction,” he said.
The newspaper reminded the readers another Trump moment. In 2017, he claimed that he sent nuclear submarines to the Korean Peninsula. It has never led to conflict. In fact, he later took a photo with Kim Jong-un.
Could this be the same game book? Raise bets, then offers a hand jamming? Still not clear.
Moscow watches, but remains silent
Russia did not announce any sea accumulation. No submarine approached the American coast.
Moscow may be observing, evaluating and waiting, or he may believe that it is not serious enough to respond.
The tone of the Russian media is indifferent.
What triggers this reckoning?
Spark came from several lines on social media. Trump has recently tightened Russia’s last date to end Russia’s war in Ukraine. He said less than two days and then less than two weeks.
Medvedev didn’t like it. In an article, Trump said that he played “ultimatum games with Russia. Every ultimatum was a step towards war.
Trump is back. “Tell Medvedev to pay attention to his words. A unsuccessful president who still thinks he has power. He is stepping into the dangerous area,” he wrote.
Then Medvedev reunited again. This time, if the Russian leadership was deleted, he mentioned the “dead hand olan, a Soviet system, a cold war period designed to automatically trigger nuclear retaliation.
This closed Trump.
A new nuclear speech period
From 2008 to 2012, Russia’s longest -service president and Putin Sadık Medvedev was seen moderate. “Freedom is better than freedom,” he said once.
This version of Medvedev has already gone.
Russia has changed its tone since it started to invade Ukraine. His duties grew darker, more severe and much more hostile to the West.
So far, most global leaders have ignored them. Medvedev did not have an official role in diplomacy, and there was no real authority to speak for Russia.
But Trump paid attention. And he didn’t watch it like a silent audience. With submarine threats and nuclear power.
Why did Trump get personally
“Medvedev said terrible things about nuclear weapons. When someone talks about ‘nuclear’ ‘, I’m awake. This is the last threat.”
Medvedev has long been thrown around the online nuclear card. This was not new. But Trump seemed to take it personally.
Was it just an explosion or a part of a strategy?
Those who are close to Trump say that he usually likes to deteriorate in business, politics (sometimes diplomacy), unexpected moves and calculated chaos.
Maybe this submarine speech is part of it. Perhaps it is a way of ringing Russia before any real negotiation begins.
For now, two men who don’t like filters have changed online words. One once held nuclear codes, while the other is still close to someone.
There are two submarines in the ocean and there is a silence from Moscow to Washington.
