Russia threatens with nuclear weapons if Finland and Sweden join – REFRESHER

Finland, for example, has to decide on sending an application to NATO in the coming weeks. Share Save Saved Share Share article You must be logged in to save an article. Failed to save changes. Try logging in again and try again. If the problem persists, please contact the administrator. An error has occurred If problems persist, please contact the administrator. Source: Unsplash / Marek Studzinski / free use Should Finland and Sweden join NATO, Russia will strengthen its military presence in the Baltic Sea. One of Vladimir Putin’s closest allies and former Russian Federation President Dmitry Medvedev formulated a warning to the North Atlantic Alliance. In addition to strengthening the ground, naval and air forces, he also accepted the deployment of nuclear weapons. Dmitry Medvedev, who is now vice-president of the Russian Federation’s Security Council, said that nuclear-free status in the Baltic Sea “there can be no more talk and balance must be restored.” Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev warns of the Baltic nuclear move if NATO expands https://t.co/D9Tnb2uhnW – FT Europe (@ftbrussels) April 14, 2022 Representatives of neutral Finland and Sweden began to consider NATO’s application in connection with the growing security risk arising from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which has been going on for 50 days, said in a press conference on Wednesday that the war in Ukraine had changed the overall security situation and “dramatically changed” their countries. According to Prime Minister Sanna Marinová, Finland sharing the 1,300-kilometer border with Russia will decide to apply for NATO in the coming week and. So far, she has not done so because she was interested in living together peacefully with her eastern neighbor. Report a bug. If you find a defect in the article or have comments, let us know. Source: TASRPreview image: Unsplash / Marek Studzinski