The United States and NATO do not believe that Russia is serious when it threatens to use your nuclear potential. Not even that it is real, for example, that Putin has located part of his weapons in Belarus. However, the threats occur practically week after week. The last time the Kremlin has ruled on the matter was this Sunday, led by Medvedev.
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is currently listed as Vice President of the Security Council of Russia, and most of the threats in this line come from him. However, analysts and experts hardly give credibility to his words and even from the Kremlin itself they do not hold him in high esteem.
today in the debate we wonder if Russia’s threats about the possibility of carrying out a nuclear attack are a bluff. For this, the journalist from the International section of El Debate, Miguel Pérez Pichel, puts us in context before the latest threats; and retired Admiral Juan Rodríguez Garat analyzes the situation. Can Medvedev’s words be taken seriously?
