Russian President Vladimir Putin:
As Ukraine begged for an immediate boost in Western military help to fight against missile strikes on its towns, US President Joe Biden said on Wednesday that he doubted Russian President Vladimir Putin would deploy a tactical nuclear bomb. In response to an alleged Ukrainian attack on Russia's bridge to the occupied Crimea this weekend, the Russian president ordered missile attacks on Monday under pressure from his own people to escalate the conflict. His forces have been losing territory since early September.
Biden claimed Putin:
Recently, Moscow has taken steps to annex other portions of Ukraine following internationally condemned unlawful referendums, rallied hundreds of thousands of Russians to fight, and repeatedly threatened to use nuclear weapons, raising anxiety in the West. In a interview, Biden claimed Putin is a "intelligent actor who has greatly misjudged. "When asked if he thought it was likely that Putin would use a tactical nuclear bomb, Biden said, "Well, I don't think he would."
European official, NATO:
According to a European official, NATO was considering holding a fictitious conference to discuss the alliance's reaction to Russia's nuclear threats, takeover of Ukrainian land, and army mobilization.
According to Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, NATO has not observed any alteration in Russia's nuclear posture as a result of the threats. As the country's cities came under fresh Russian missile attacks, Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskiy said he anticipates a favorable reaction to his pleas for a swift boost in military help from Western allies in Brussels on Wednesday. Zelenskiy requested greater air defense capabilities from the Group of Seven leaders on Tuesday in response to the onslaught of Russian missiles that began on Monday. For "as long as it takes," the G7 agreed to stand by Kiev.
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