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"The concept works": Vance's brother explained why Putin will not use nuclear weapons in the war with Ukraine Although...

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"The concept works": Vance's brother explained why Putin will not use nuclear weapons in the war with Ukraine

Although the Russian authorities occasionally rattle nuclear weapons, dictator Vladimir Putin will not resort to their use in the war against Ukraine. For Russia to carry out a nuclear strike, it would have to face an existential threat.

This was said in an interview with BBC Ukraine by American military officer Nate Vance, the cousin of U.S. Vice President J. D. Vance. He also reminded of the principle of mutually assured destruction, which holds that the use of nuclear weapons by one side in a conflict would lead to the total and inevitable destruction of both sides.

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"Концепція працює": брат Венса пояснив, чому путін не застосує ядерну зброю у війні з Україною

Попри те, що російська влада час від часу брязкає ядерною зброєю, диктатор володимир путін не піде на її застосування у війні проти України. Для того, щоб рф вдалася до ядерного удару, їй мала б загрожувати екзистенційна небезпека.

Про це в інтервʼю BBC Україна сказав американський військовий, двоюрідний брат віцепрезидента США Джей Ді Венса Нейт Венс. Він також нагадав про принцип взаємного гарантованого знищення, який полягає в тому, що застосування ядерної зброї однією зі сторін конфлікту призведе до повного та неминучого знищення обох сторін.

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