When Russia warned that it could use nuclear weapons if Kaliningrad, its territory surrounded by NATO member countries, was blockaded, NATO strongly condemned it, downgrading it as psychological warfare based on the classic Ukraine war.
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Russia has warned of the possibility of using nuclear weapons in response to a possible blockade of Kaliningrad, its territory surrounded by NATO members.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Russia warned that it could use nuclear weapons if Kaliningrad, its territory surrounded by North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member countries, is blockaded.
According to Reuters on the 30th of last month (local time), Russia said in a letter to NATO, "We are prepared to use all military forces and means, including nuclear weapons, to defend our territory if NATO member countries make any attempt to isolate Kaliningrad."
In response, NATO criticized, saying, "We strongly condemn the irresponsible nuclear remarks."
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said, "Stop the nuclear threat," but downplayed it as psychological warfare during a difficult time in the Ukraine war, saying, "It is important that all this is happening because the war in Ukraine is not going well."
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Russia has warned that it could use nuclear weapons if Kaliningrad is isolated by NATO members. NATO strongly condemned this, calling it an irresponsible nuclear threat.