Moscow endorses nuclear defense of allies
The article focused on Russia's collective security strategy which allows for the use of nuclear weapons to defend allies, especially in the context of nuclear threats and escalation in Europe, as well as France's announcement of increasing its nuclear capabilities. The Russian delegate pointed out that the organized documents mandate the use of nuclear weapons to protect allies if they are attacked, amid concerns over the proliferation of nuclear weapons and nuclear projects by several countries, as well as Moscow's emphasis on defending its western borders with tactical nuclear weapons. The organization is considered a military and political security body established in 2002, comprising Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan, with a focus on collective defense and regional stability.
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