Russia is no longer postponing the deployment of short-medium-middle-class nuclear missiles, the Russian Foreign Affairs Ministry has said that former president Dimitri Medvedev has blamed NATO’s “Russian anti-Russian policy” and will take the next steps in response to the Moscow response.
Medvedev, which is busy in a War of words on social media His latest broadide after the Foreign Ministry announced on Monday with US President Donald Trump.
“The Russian Foreign Ministry’s statement about deployment of medium and short-range missiles is the result of the Russian anti-Russian policy of the countries,” Medvedev posted on the X Social Media Platform in English.
He said, “This is a new reality. All our opponents have to think about it. Expect the next steps,” he said.
Medvedev, who serves and made as the Deputy Chief of Russia’s Powerful Security Council Comment on several rounds In recent years, Russia’s nuclear capacity has not given detailed information on what the “next step” may be.
Last week Trump said they had given two orders Will be replaced by US nuclear In response to the criticism of Medvedev about the risk of war between Washington and Moscow, the “right region”.
The Russian Foreign Ministry’s statement regarding the deployment of medium and short-range missiles is the result of the Russian anti-Russian anti-Russian anti-policy of the countries.
This is a new reality. All of our opponents should be counted. Expect the next steps.– Dimitri Medvedev (@Medavedevrusia) August 4, 2055
The Russian Foreign Ministry said in its statement that the developing conditions in Europe and Asia Pacific motivated it to re-evaluate the deployment of short-and-class missiles.
“As the situation is developing at the actual deployment of American-made land-based medium and small-scale missiles in Europe and Asia-Pacific region, the Russian Foreign Ministry has mentioned that the conditions for maintaining such weapons have disappeared,” the ministry said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Serge Lavrov said last year that he would have to respond as a provision by the United States and NATO by restricting a ban on Moscow’s missile.
Lovrov told Russia’s state news agency RIA Novosty in December that the unilateral postponement of Moscow in the deployment of such missiles was “practically viable and will have to be released”.
“The United States ignored Russia and China’s warnings. And in practice, in practice, the weapons of this class went on to deploy weapons,” Lovrov told the news agency.
The United States had withdrawn the Russian non-planning, withdrawing from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Power (INF) agreement in 2019, but Moscow had said that if Washington did not do so, such weapons would not be deployed.
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan had removed the entire class of weapons with the infinitely signed in 198 in 198: 500 to 500 km. (311 to 3,418 miles) with a range of ground-launched nuclear missiles.
In the first public response to Trump’s comments about the replacement of US submarines, Kremlin should face the criticism on Monday, and he said he was not planning to go public with the President of the United States.
“In this case, it is clear that the American submarines are already on fighter duty. This is the current process, the first thing,” Kremlin spokesperson Dimitri Pacekov told reporters.
He said, “But in general, of course, we do not want to join such controversy and do not want to comment in any way,” he said.
“Of course, we believe that everyone should be very careful with nuclear statement,” he added.
This area has come to a halt, Trump has threatened to impose new restrictions on his oil buyers, including Russia and India and China, unless President Vladimir Putin does not agree with the fire of the Moscow war in Ukraine on Friday.
Putin said last week that peace discussions have made some positive progress, but Russia’s momentum in the war against Ukraine has accelerated.
