Russia warns of attack if NATO nuclear weapons are located in Poland

This is shared by Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov with Tass news agency.

According to Mr. Ryabkov, nuclear sharing missions of NATO member countries located near Russia’s borders will increase the threat to Russian security.

“That is why all politicians who are discussing this option inside and outside Poland should understand: any step in this direction will not increase Poland’s security, and the institutions Relevant departments will definitely become targets. They will be part of Russia’s military plans,” Mr. Ryabkov said.

Also according to the senior Russian diplomat, discussions around the deployment of NATO nuclear facilities in Poland are “ongoing”. He emphasized that Moscow is closely monitoring the “law enforcement agencies” Poland” considered this topic during internal discussions.

Previously, on April 21, in an interview with Fakt newspaper, President Andrzej Duda said that Poland is ready to deploy nuclear warheads under NATO’s Nuclear Sharing program. According to the Polish President, he has discussed this issue many times with his American partners.

However, on April 23, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said the military alliance would not expand the number of NATO members deploying nuclear weapons.

“We have no plans to expand the nuclear sharing program, or deploy additional nuclear weapons to any other NATO country,” Mr. Stoltenberg said at a joint press conference with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in Ba Lan.

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