By Natali Moss
First, Putin managed to some extent to achieve his first goal-to frighten. Secondly, the United States is still adamant: they do not see changes in Russia's nuclear position and grounds to change their nuclear position. So, so it is. Third, there are more and more publications in Western media that it takes time to deploy nuclear weapons. From the moment of noticeable preparation for use, it is at least an hour, and in general - days.
During this time, you can take a series of restraint measures whose detailed plans are prepared in Washington. Also louder is the insidies that Beijing against Russia's use of nuclear weapons, which is logical. But not against threats of nuclear weapons, which is also logical. Given the vassal status of Russia in respect of China, I can not even imagine how Putin can say the necrocrat of SI: "No.
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