Nuclear War Risk Increasing as Biden Regime Provokes Catastrophe

By John Livingston
May 29, 2024
An increasing number of European leaders and NATO nations are backing Ukraine’s use of Western-provided armaments to launch attacks within Russia’s borders. Recently, high-ranking officials such as NATO’s Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, the EU’s foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, and the government of Sweden, the most recent addition to the NATO alliance, have publicly revealed their assistance for this position.
Russian President Vladimir Putin issued among his more dire cautions on Tuesday, putting Europe on notice by talking about their possessing little land areas and dense populations. The veiled threat is threatening, especially because of the truth that Russia simply concluded tactical nuclear drills near Ukraine
Fresh warnings from the Russian President have appeared in reaction to recent needs from European leaders that Ukraine be permitted to utilize Western military equipment to introduce attacks on Russian territory.
He says they should “keep in mind that, as a rule, they are states with a little area however dense population” pic.twitter.com/vCH7gAM2WY
He likewise suggested the possibility of a nuclear war by asking: “If these severe outcomes happen in Europe, how will the United States respond, considering our equal standing in strategic weapons?
It’s hard to state – do they want a worldwide conflict?” Putin questioned, alerting that Ukraine hitting the Russian area with externally supplied long-range weapons would make the West directly involved in the war.
He also appeared to reference a new arrangement between Kyiv and Paris to see French military fitness instructors be sent to Ukrainian soil. Putin said this puts the scenario into a big, more detailed confrontation between Russia and France – and, ultimately, the NATO alliance. That’s when he said the following …
Leaders of these regions “required to be mindful of their actions” offered the limited geographical space and high concentration of people residing at close distance.
“Before pondering a push into Russian territory, they should thoroughly consider this vital aspect,” Putin cautioned, including that the situation is severe and being kept an eye on with utmost attention.
Week after week, authorities in the West find brand-new ways to intensify (likewise in light of Russian forces making rapid gains in Kharkiv), and given that Zelensky has said it’s ‘impossible’ to sit down at the negotiating table with Moscow so long as Putin is in power, there appears to be no off-ramp whatsoever.


