Fortunately, the order must pass a whole chain of people before the rocket is launched.
Russian President Vladimir Putin could launch a nuclear strike on Ukraine if his plan to take Kiev is not implemented. This was stated by investigative journalist Bellingcat Hristo Grozev on Ukraine 24 TV channel.
“A nuclear strike by Russia may be in a situation of failure to take Kiev,” Grozev said.
However, the very decision of the Kremlin leader is not yet the launch of a warhead.
“Putin can give such an order, but nuclear weapons are not a conditional red button. There are 5 people who must carry out all these orders in the chain before the rocket actually takes off, “said the journalist.
As for Shoigu: if Russia decides on a potential nuclear strike, the military leadership must be hidden in advance. Therefore, Grozev is convinced that Shoigu is conditionally in a bunker.
“Following the movement of his plane, we see almost daily departures to Ufa and knowing that there are bunkers, it gives an obvious answer,” said the journalist.
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It will be recalled that Russian Deputy Security Council Secretary Dmitry Medvedev said that Russia, which has launched a full-scale war against Ukraine, could allegedly use nuclear weapons in four cases .
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