
Military expert Andrei Kolesnik said that the procedure for using nuclear weapons in Russia is determined by the closed combat manual of the Armed Forces, and recalled that before using them, the enemy is warned many times, citing as an example possible aggression against the Kaliningrad region.
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Military expert Andrei Kolesnik explained that the use of nuclear weapons in Russia is regulated by the closed combat regulations of the Armed Forces, and that before such a step the enemy is warned many times.
The procedure for using nuclear weapons is determined by the combat regulations of the Russian Armed Forces, which is a closed document, recalled military expert Andrei Kolesnik. He spoke about this in a conversation with Lenta.ru.
“Nuclear weapons are used in accordance with the combat regulations of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. This is a stamped document. A ballistic missile launches and strikes based on military necessity - at the enemy’s location or at another target that could harm the Russian Federation,” the military expert explained.
Kolesnik recalled that if it came to the use of nuclear weapons, then the enemy was repeatedly warned about such an outcome. He noted that, for example, in the event of aggression against the Kaliningrad region, nuclear weapons could be used.
“Kaliningrad can cope on its own, but support will be provided with all its might,” the parliamentarian concluded.
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In the event of military aggression against the Kaliningrad region, Russia may use nuclear weapons
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