Russia threatens to use nuclear weapons if Britain and France hand over nuclear technology to Ukraine

Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, announced that Russia would be forced to use nuclear weapons if Britain and France sent nuclear technology to Kiev.

Medvedev told Russia Today channel in response to a question about Britain and France’s intention to send a nuclear bomb to Kiev: “I will say something clear and harsh… Russian foreign intelligence information about the intention of France and Britain to send nuclear technology to Kiev radically changes the situation. The matter here is not about violating the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons or any other international law, but rather a direct sending of nuclear weapons to a country in a state of war.”

He added: “There is no doubt that in light of this development, Russia will be forced to use any weapons, including non-strategic nuclear weapons, against targets in Ukraine that pose a threat to our country. And, if necessary, against supplier countries that become involved in a nuclear conflict with Russia. This is the appropriate response that Russia has the right to make.”

The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service reported earlier today that “Britain and France, according to information we received, realize that the current developments in Ukraine do not provide them with any opportunity to achieve victory over Russia at the hands of Ukrainian forces.”

However, the British and French elites are not prepared to accept defeat. There is a belief that Ukraine needs to possess “super weapons.” Kiev will be able to obtain better conditions for ending the fighting if it possesses a nuclear bomb, or at least a so-called “dirty bomb.” “Berlin wisely refused to participate in this dangerous adventure.”