"Putin is afraid of NATO's answers": in OP responded to the Kremlin's nuclear threats

According to the head of the office of President Andriy Yermak, the nuclear rhetoric of the Russian leader is nothing more than blackmail, since priority for him has personal security. Russian President Vladimir Putin is afraid of a possible response to the use of nuclear weapons from NATO, and the Kremlin nuclear threats are still nothing more than blackmail.

This was stated by the Head of the Presidential Office of Ukraine Andriy Ermak in response to the Focus questions when communicating with journalists on February 22. "Nuclear blackmail is constantly happening, but we think it is only blackmail," he explained. According to Yermak, the fact that Putin accepts officials at a six -meter table indicates that he is unnecessary concern for personal security, while the fate of others worries it little.

The head of OP believes that the Russian president is afraid of a possible NATO response in the case of nuclear weapons and is aware that in conflict with the Alliance Russia cannot count on a positive result. We will remind, on February 21, Putin announced the suspension of the Russian Federation in the contract with the United States on strategic offensive weapons of S-3, which was previously extended until February 2026.