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Earlier, NATO received a letter from Russia about its readiness to use nuclear weapons in the context of threats to the Kaliningrad region.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte considered the threat of using nuclear weapons against the Baltic countries unrealistic amid Russia's warning about the consequences of threats to the Kaliningrad region. His words are reported by RIA Novosti.
“No, that's not true. (...) I don’t take this so seriously,” the secretary general of the alliance emphasized, assessing the likelihood of a nuclear strike on the Baltic countries.
Earlier, Rutte confirmed that NATO had indeed received a letter from Russia indicating its readiness to use nuclear weapons.
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The UN has announced its readiness to act as a mediator in negotiations between Russia and Ukraine if both sides of the conflict request it. The statement was made by the official representative of the UN Secretary General Stephane Dujarric at a press briefing in response to a question from RIA Novosti.

Zakharova said that aggressive allied exercises are being conducted in close proximity to the Russian borders, working out offensive scenarios against Russia, including a possible blockade of the Kaliningrad region, isolating Russian ports in the Baltic and transferring troops through the Suwalki corridor.

The Pope's special envoy for Ukraine, Matteo Zuppi, visited Moscow from September 28 to 30, confirming the constructive nature of interaction between Russia and the Vatican and the readiness to cooperate on the humanitarian track, as stated by the Russian Foreign Ministry.

The Pope's special envoy for the Ukrainian settlement, Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, visited Moscow from September 28 to 30, met with Yuri Ushakov, Yana Lantratova and Maria Lvova-Belova, was informed about the actions of the Kyiv regime and visited the place of detention of Ukrainian military personnel.
Thousands of Haredi Jews marched through Jerusalem overnight to protest Israeli military conscription and honor incarcerated draft dodgers, with demonstrators equating jailed ultra-Orthodox to hostages and condemning the IDF as an 'enemy army,' while police avoided deploying officers into crowds to prevent violence.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that Russia will inform about the preparations for a possible trilateral meeting with the participation of Russia, Ukraine and the United States. She noted that she did not want to give in to speculation. Earlier, State Duma deputy Svetlana Zhurova said that such negotiations depend on the wishes of Kyiv.