“We have weapons capable of hitting targets on your territory”: Vladimir Putin’s threat to the West

Vladimir Poutine adresse un message clair aux alliés de l'Ukraine. MAXPPP

In his speech to the Nation, which began this Thursday, February 29 at 10 a.m., the head of the Kremlin accused Ukraine's allies of "creating a real risk" of nuclear conflict.

This is a free warning. Vladimir Putin took advantage of his speech to the Nation, an annual high mass which is of particular importance this year two weeks before the presidential election, to launch a clear threat to Ukraine's allies . "They must understand that we also have weapons, weapons that could defeat them on their own territory", warned the head of the Kremlin.

"A real risk" of nuclear conflict

"Everything that (Westerners) are inventing at the moment, what they are scaring the world with, all of this constitutes a real risk of a conflict with the use of nuclear weapons, which means the destruction of civilization", adds Vladimir Putin, accusing these countries of &quot ;russophobia". "The West wants to weaken us from within and sow discord& ;quot;, he continues, denouncing "colonial habits".

Minute of silence

A few minutes earlier, the head of the Kremlin had taken stock of the conflict in Ukraine, displaying real satisfaction. "The military capabilities of (Russian) armed forces have been multiplied. They are advancing with confidence in several directions of the front", he greeted, asking in passing for a minute of silence for the soldiers who "fight valiantly on the front" and those who fell during the war. "We repelled the aggression of international terrorism", he added, in a martial tone.

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