Lavrov threatens again: We do not think we are fighting NATO, this would increase the risk of nuclear war

New indirect threats of nuclear war were made by Moscow on Friday through the Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov.

“Russia does not consider itself to be at war with NATO over Ukraine, as such a development would increase the risks of a nuclear warLavrov said, as reported by Reuters, citing the Russian agency RIA.

“Russia does not consider itself at war with NATO, it blames Ukraine for stalled peace talks,” he said.

According to Lavrov, Ukraine is responsible for the stalled peace talks as Kyiv has “Changing negotiating positions”.

The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky For his part, he said that there was a great danger of ending peace talks with Russia, noting the anger of the Ukrainian people over the atrocities of the Russian troops, Reuters reports, citing the Interfax news agency.

“The (Ukrainian) people want to kill them. “When there is such an attitude, it is difficult to speak,” Zelenski was quoted as saying by Interfax.

The United States, however, does not believe that there is a threat of the use of nuclear weapons On the Russian side, despite the recent escalation of rhetoric from Moscow, a high-ranking defense official said Friday.

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