Putin Says Russia Is Ready for Nuclear War from algerian war of independence wikipedia Watch Video

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Putin Says Russia , Is Ready for Nuclear War.<br/>Russian President Vladimir Putin's comments <br/>were released in an interview with Russian state <br/>television on March 14, NBC News reports.<br/>He was asked if Russia was ready for <br/>nuclear war, to which he responded.<br/>“From a military-technical point of view, <br/>we are, of course, ready.”.<br/>He went on to say that if U.S. troops set foot <br/>in Russia or Ukraine, it would be viewed as <br/>an intervention, risking nuclear war.<br/>He went on to say that if U.S. troops set foot <br/>in Russia or Ukraine, it would be viewed as <br/>an intervention, risking nuclear war.<br/>However, Putin believes that President <br/>Joe Biden's seasoned political experience <br/>will prevent that from happening. .<br/>However, Putin believes that President <br/>Joe Biden's seasoned political experience <br/>will prevent that from happening. .<br/>“So I don’t think that here everything <br/>is rushing so head-on” to nuclear warfare, <br/>“but we are ready for this,” Putin said.<br/>Nuclear weapons would only come into play <br/>“if we are talking about the existence of the <br/>Russian state, about the threat to our <br/>sovereignty and independence,” Putin said.<br/>Putin went on to say that Russia was willing <br/>to take part in peace talks with Ukraine.<br/>For us to negotiate now just because they <br/>are running out of ammunition is somewhat <br/>ridiculous on our part... We are, however, <br/>ready for a serious conversation, Russian President Vladimir Putin, via statement.<br/>His comments come ahead of the <br/>presidential election taking place on March 15-17.<br/>Putin is expected to be reelected for the <br/>fifth time, securing a new six-year term.<br/>On March 12, the White House announced <br/>$300 million more in weapons aid for Ukraine.<br/>On March 12, the White House announced <br/>$300 million more in weapons aid for Ukraine