Putin warns Russia ‘at war’ with NATO as he drops strong nuclear hint | World | News

Russia, with the NATO alliance “in the war”, Vladimir Putin, 32 member states, Moscow, arms materials, intelligence sharing and accusing the struggle against education for the Ukrainian forces. Speaking at the Annual Valdai Discussion Club, Putin said, “All NATO countries are fighting us.”

He described a European Center operated by NATO, “NATO, which” feeds information, transmits intelligence from space and provides weapons and trained to Kiev’s army. Russian President rejected the latest comments of US President Donald Trump, who called Russia as “paper tiger” because he could not seize too much land in Ukraine despite high losses. Putin said: “Well, if we are fighting with the entire NATO block, we’re moving, we’re moving, and we trust ourselves, and we’re a paper tiger, then what is NATO itself?”

He continued: “A paper tiger. Then what’s coming? Go and take care of this paper tiger.”

Putin said that along the fronts in the Donetsk region of Eastern Ukraine, the Russian forces “continued to move, continue to progress and continue to trust myself”.

The speech has been following the reports of Russian drones entering the NATO airspace on Romania, Poland, Estonia and Denmark in recent weeks, and the events in which the determination of the alliance is branded as deliberate tests.

Moscow rejected an aggressive intention, fearing Putin’s “nonsense” Russian attack on NATO countries.

“It is impossible to believe in such nonsense.” However, if he warned the retaliation against Western moves and increases the European militarization, “Russia’s counter measures will not take long”.

Putin has accused Ukrainian conflict in the expansion of NATO to the east since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 – now in the fourth year.

He recently criticized the addition of Finland and Sweden: “Participating in Finland and Sweden NATO was stupid. Sweden had no problems with less Finland.”

The Russian leader remembered an August summit with Trump in Alaska, where they discussed the end of the war. “President Trump and I haven’t discussed anything there, it’s not even the dual agenda.

“We just discussed the possibilities and ways of solving the Ukrainian crisis and ways,” Putin said. He said. Authorized, “not only in a dead end, but also at the lowest points in memory, Restoring Russian-American relations” discussed.

Putin on nuclear matters promised to reflect the tests performed by others: “Some people are preparing these tests. We see, we know. And if it happens, we will do the same.”

He said assurance in Russia’s talents: “We trust our nuclear shield; we know what to do tomorrow and the next day.”

Putin emphasized the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons and the new Oreshnik missile in Belarus and described them much stronger than those used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Returning to energy, Putin warned that the prevention of Russian oil exports will disrupt global markets. He said: “It is impossible to imagine that a decline in Russian oil production will maintain normal conditions in the global energy sector and the global economy.”

Despite the tensions, Putin talked about the ongoing uranium sales to the US and was expected to hit £ 900 billion at the end of 2025.

Putin said: “If you still have the desire to compete with us in the military field … Feel free, let them try,” Russia’s armed forces are now the most powerful in the world.

Putin also accused the “minority in Europe” of dragging the war.

He said: “Unfortunately, it was not possible to stop the war, but the responsibility of this is not often (countries), but with a minority that constantly raises the conflict in Europe.”

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said in an interview about Trump’s “Paper Tiger” label instead of this speech in late September, Putin said that Putin “lost things that the Soviets lost in a month in a month”.

Former Ukraine Ministry of Interior Iadvisor Anton Gerashchenko has published a video clip of Putin’s words about X and launched user answers such as “Peak Mosvian error” and wants a war criminal.

European countries struggling with energy price increases and protests promised more help to Ukraine in front of Winter.

Analysts see Putin’s address as an effort to maintain public support due to economic sanctions, inflation and more than 600,000 Russian casualties.