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Moscow warns NATO on nuclear defense
Moscow issued a warning to NATO about the possible use of nuclear weapons and targeting decision-making centers if attempts are made to isolate or blockade the Russian Kaliningrad enclave overlooking the Baltic Sea, which separates Poland and Lithuania. Moscow accused the alliance of following a reckless course that increases the likelihood of a direct military conflict. Meanwhile, NATO Secretary General Marco Rutte rejected the Russian threats, calling on Moscow to cease irresponsible nuclear rhetoric and affirming that the alliance is defensive and committed to avoiding a nuclear confrontation. Analyses indicate that the hardline trend in Moscow is intensifying, increasing the risks of escalation and putting both sides on a dangerous collision course, amidst tensions considered among the most severe since the Cold War era.
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