Ukraine slams Russia's comment on use of nuclear weapons: ‘Unacceptable’ | World News

Ukraine on Sunday slammed Russia's remarks on the ‘doable use of nuclear weapons’ amid the continued warfare. Ukrainian overseas minister Dmytro Kuleba stated that the Kremlin's statements had been “completely unacceptable”. He additional asserted that “Ukraine is not going to give in".

“Putin’s and Lavrov’s irresponsible statements on the doable use of nuclear weapons are completely unacceptable. Ukraine gained’t give in. We name on all nuclear powers to talk out now and make it clear to Russia that such rhetorics put the world in danger and won't be tolerated,” Kuleba wrote on Twitter.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and different Russian officers, together with overseas minister Sergei Lavrov, have talked about nuclear weapons as an choice in extremis.

Putin has said that he'll use "all means at our disposal" to defend its territory - which is now interpreted as a "nuclear menace" to nations to not escalate their involvement in Ukraine.

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In his uncommon handle final week, the Kremlin stated that the “decree on the partial mobilisation of its 2 million-strong army reserves has been signed to battle the warfare in Ukraine”. In accordance with him, the announcement was taken to “defend the motherland, its sovereignty and territorial integrity” of Russia.

“We're speaking about partial mobilisation, that's, solely residents who're presently within the reserve can be topic to conscription, and above all, those that served within the armed forces have a sure army specialty and related expertise,” Putin had stated.

(With inputs from Reuters)