Russia is unlikely to apply nuclear weapons: Putin tries to cause a new wave of panic - isw

According to analysts, Moscow nuclearly "clatter" is trying to strengthen control over decision -making in the West to grant Ukraine permission to beat on the territory of the Russian Federation. Russia is unlikely to use nuclear weapons, and Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to cause a new wave of panic in Western leaders by making changes to nuclear doctrine. This is stated in the report of the American Institute of War Study (ISW) for September 25.

"Putin is probably intending to breathe a new life into a tired Kremlin's outfit with nuclear saber and cause a new wave of panic among Western politicians at a particularly critical moment of Western political debate on the ability of Ukraine to apply weapons provided by the event," the report said.

Analysts have explained that Vladimir Putin continues to threaten the possibility of nuclear confrontation between Russia and the West in order to strengthen control over the decision -making process for granting permission to Ukraine to beat Western weapons in military facilities in Russia.

"Isw has long believed that Russian nuclear rattling sabers are part of the Kremlin's efforts to promote the West's self -self -assembled, not to evidence of Russia's readiness to use nuclear weapons," the report said. Finally, experts of the American Institute for War Study emphasized that Russia is unlikely to apply nuclear weapons in Ukraine or anywhere.