Zelensky on russia's updated nuclear doctrine: "putin is showing the world that he wants to destroy Ukraine and other countries"
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The President of Ukraine commented on russia's updated nuclear doctrine at a meeting with the Prime Minister of Denmark. Zelenskyy emphasized that putin is demonstrating his intention to destroy not only Ukraine but also other countries.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that the updated russian nuclear doctrine demonstrates that russia does not want peace, but rather the russian dictator wants to destroy Ukraine and other countries of the world. Zelensky said this at a joint press conference with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, UNN reports.
1000 days... I think this is enough to realize that putin does not want any peace. Even today. This is not rhetoric, not just words. Even on this day, they hit our civilians. Especially on this day, they presented a new strategy on nuclear weapons. Why didn't they present a peaceful strategy? Have you heard about it? No. Their strategy is to use nuclear weapons, because he (Putin - ed.) just wants to show the world that he wants to destroy Ukraine, and not only Ukraine, but other countries as well
He emphasized that the longer the war lasts, the longer putin will stay in the kremlin.
This is his goal. To destroy us all. All our principles, all our values. When they start talking about nuclear weapons, their strategy, I think the G20 is sitting in Brazil today. Did they say anything? Nothing. Nothing strong. What kind of strategy can there be if even the G20 countries don't have any strong strategy. Our strategy is to be strong. When putin just starts talking about nuclear weapons, the world has to give an answer, put it on the table, a strong answer, what will be done if putin uses something like these weapons or other things
Recall
russia has updated the conditions for the use of nuclear weapons to include attacks by coalitions and non-nuclear states with the support of nuclear states. The document provides for the possibility of a nuclear response to massive attacks.
