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As the former Soviet Union faces tough sanctions from the Obama Administration and European Union (EU) in the wake of Russia’s annexation of Crimea and incursion into Eastern Ukraine, Putin threatens the United States. The Russian president fired off more ominous rhetoric as his country’s Ruble and economy continue to suffer. Vladimir Putin warns that the continued “hostile” posturing from the West and its partners could have “nuclear consequences.”
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originally posted by: SirKonstantin
a reply to: lostbook
Let 'em Fly!
originally posted by: Nettlas
Is this not old news? I think it is from like a month ago?
Posted in: World Posted: October 16, 2014
Putin Threatens United States: Russian President Warns Of ‘Nuclear Consequences’
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originally posted by: QuietSpeech
a reply to: lostbook
At least Tom Clancy gives us a solid background for his stories by doing thorough research to present something believable. I did not see any quote from Putin indicating "Nuclear consequences".
However, one of the most stunning parts of the chat — and focus of Western Journalism’s coverage — was Putin’s subtle warning of nuclear destabilization with the West and EU partners. The Russian head has been ratcheting up talk lately about his country’s nuclear arsenal and prowess in a show of force against the U.S. superpower.
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originally posted by: lostbook
Amidst all of the other conflicts going on in the World right now, here's another to add to the mix: Russia is now threatening NUCLEAR consequences as a result of the sanctions imposed by the US and its allies in the UK. The reason the sanctions were imposed in the first place was because of the Ukraine conflict and Russia's role or supposed role in that matter.
As the former Soviet Union faces tough sanctions from the Obama Administration and European Union (EU) in the wake of Russia’s annexation of Crimea and incursion into Eastern Ukraine, Putin threatens the United States. The Russian president fired off more ominous rhetoric as his country’s Ruble and economy continue to suffer. Vladimir Putin warns that the continued “hostile” posturing from the West and its partners could have “nuclear consequences.”
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What does Obama do now? Call Russia's bluff? What if they're not bluffing? If he gives in to Russia's demands then he's seen as weak but if he doesn't give in, he risks possible Nuclear War with Russia or the possibility of WW3. What says ATS?
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originally posted by: SLAYER69
So Putin stomps his feet, cries then threatens humanity with nuclear conflagration because his conquest of Crimea and Eastern Ukraine went over like a fart in Church.
What a nice guy
“We hope that our partners will realize the futility of attempts to blackmail Russia and will remember what consequences discord between major nuclear powers could bring for nuclear stability,”
originally posted by: SirKonstantin
a reply to: DJW001
Please do not undermine my knowledge of a nuclear winter, the fall out, the chaos to ensue after the dust has settled.
originally posted by: cavtrooper7
A WAY overplayed bluff to scare our WEAK leader.
The United States went so far as to declare the suspension of our cooperation in space exploration and nuclear energy. They also suspended the activity of the Russia-US Bilateral Presidential Commission established in 2009, which comprised 21 working groups dedicated, among other things, to combating terrorism and drug trafficking.
At the same time, this is not the first downturn in relations between our countries. We hope that our partners will realize the futility of attempts to blackmail Russia and remember what consequences discord between major nuclear powers could bring for strategic stability. For our part, we are ready to develop constructive cooperation based on the principles of equality and genuine respect for each others’ interests.