A high-ranking ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin has ignited global panic with a terrifying nuclear warning, stoking fears of an all-out World War III.
Dmitry Medvedev, former Russian president and current deputy chairman of the Security Council, issued a stark threat, suggesting that Moscow could deploy nuclear weapons if NATO continues to support Ukraine.
The Shocking Statement
Medvedev, known for his hardline stance, declared that Russia's nuclear doctrine allows for the use of atomic weapons in response to existential threats. His comments come amid escalating tensions between Russia and the West.
Global Reactions
World leaders and defence experts are on high alert, with many condemning the remarks as reckless and dangerous. The UK's Ministry of Defence has labelled the threat as "unacceptable" and urged de-escalation.
What Happens Next?
Analysts warn that Medvedev's words could signal a dangerous shift in Russia's military strategy. With NATO allies standing firm, the risk of a catastrophic confrontation looms larger than ever.
