Moscow cautions NATO on nuclear use over Kaliningrad

Moscow issued a warning to NATO against resorting to nuclear weapons to deter any attempt to isolate or blockade the Russian Kaliningrad enclave overlooking the Baltic Sea, threatening to target decision-making centers in member countries if necessary. Russia described this as a reckless escalation that increases the risk of a direct military confrontation. NATO's Secretary-General, meanwhile, reaffirmed the alliance’s rejection of nuclear rhetoric and emphasized the defensive nature of its policies. These developments are seen as indicators of rising tension between Moscow and NATO, and security experts fear that these statements could set both sides on a confrontational path amid an atmosphere of unprecedented military escalation since the Cold War.

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