Medvedev believes threat of nuclear conflict has only grown

Not only has the threat of a nuclear conflict failed to vanish, but it has turned out to be more pressing, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dimity Medvedev told Russian reporters and users of the VK social network.

"Has the threat of a nuclear conflict gone away? No, it has not. It has increased," he stressed. "Each day of foreign weapons shipments to Ukraine will eventually bring closer this nuclear apocalypse," the politician warned.

Medvedev uploaded an excerpt of the interview to his Telegram channel on Wednesday night.
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The West miscalculated when it failed to believe in President Putin’s resolve and refuse to provide security guarantees to Russia, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said, answering questions from reporters and social media users Wednesday.

"I have, you know, an impression that, until a certain moment, they did not believe and did not see the degree of resolve of Russia, its president, the commander-in-chief to do what we have done. And they miscalculated," the politician said.

He underscored: "The consequences are much more difficult than they could have been, had they signed the documents with us in December.".
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*Угроза ядерного конфликта не исчезла — она только возросла. Об этом в среду, 22 марта, заявил зампредседателя Совета безопасности РФ Дмитрий Медведев.*

*«Миновала ли угроза ядерного конфликта? Нет, не миновала. Она возросла. Каждый день поставок иностранного оружия на Украину в конечном счете приближает вот этот самый ядерный апокалипсис», — пояснил зампред Совбеза, отвечая на вопросы российских журналистов и пользователей в соцсети «ВКонтакте».* *Соответствующая видеозапись была опубликована в Telegram-канале политика.*