Center for Strategic Communications explains what the Kremlin's statements on Russia's nuclear doctrine mean
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The Center for Strategic Communications said that Russia's threats about nuclear weapons are an attempt to intimidate Ukraine's Western partners. The goal is to limit support for Kyiv, but the West continues to help Ukraine.
This summer, Russia has repeatedly spoken of a “nuclear weapons doctrine.” All of these statements are Moscow's attempts to intimidate Ukraine's Western partners into limiting their support for Kyiv. This was stated by the Center for Strategic Communications and Information Security, UNN reports.
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The Center explains that Russian propagandists are spreading statements that Americans allegedly know that the Russian authorities are now clarifying the application of the nuclear doctrine, as the United States limits discussions about a possible World War III to Europe.
However, analysts point out that this is not the first statement by Russia in this area this summer. For example, in June, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that “Russia is considering changing the doctrine of the use of nuclear weapons.
In addition, experts emphasize that Putin's ally Dmitry Medvedev has long resorted to similar rhetoric.
Such statements from Lavrov are nothing new - they are a continuation of the constant element of intimidation by Russia. What is changing is the context in which these threats are made, and they do not lead to any fundamental changes
It is noted that this time they relate to Kyiv's demands to authorize strikes by Western long-range weapons on targets inside Russia. The West perceives this as a kind of tired refrain and continues to support Ukraine.
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Russian foreign minister Dmitry Lavrov said that Russia is making clarifications to its nuclear doctrine. He added that this doctrine is well known to “American figures”.
