Europe stares down Putin’s nuclear threat:
‘Everything is on the table right now’
Posted By: Happy Place USA, 2/27/2022 5:54:38 PM
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s open threat to use nuclear weapons against NATO allies supporting Ukraine appears to European officials to be a watershed in high-stakes brinkmanship which could foreshadow a new level of carnage in Ukraine. The threat is, first, sign of “desperation and frustration by Putin,” a European official whose country emerged from behind the Iron Curtain after the fall of the Soviet Union told the Washington Examiner. "And secondly, as psychological pressure to the West before his major escalation in Ukraine (most likely in the coming days).”
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And meanwhile we have the leader of the free world, AKA Joe Biden, to take control of the situation. What could go wrong?