
Kremlin Spokesperson Peskov stated that the security of Kaliningrad will be ensured in line with Russian legislation.
Kremlin Spokesperson Peskov stated that the warning that nuclear weapons could be used for the security of Kaliningrad was not confrontational, but was made in response to Europe's armament process.
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The Russian Embassy in London had announced that there could be a nuclear response to the attacks on Kaliningrad.
Peskov, in his statement to journalists, pointed out that Kaliningrad is the westernmost region of Russia and stated that his country will ensure the security of the region in line with its own legislation.
Stating that the warning that nuclear weapons could be used for the defense of the region was "not of a confrontational nature", Peskov said that the statement was made taking into account the rapid armament process in Europe.
Peskov pointed out that most European countries sent military trainers, weapons and ammunition to Ukraine, and said, "If you side with one of the parties in a war, it is inevitable that this will have different consequences." he said.
RUSSIA'S KALININGRAD WARNING
In its statement on its social media account on September 29, Russia's London Embassy warned that it could respond to a possible blockade or attack attempt against the Kaliningrad region with all the tools at its disposal, including nuclear weapons.

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