Tensions between Russia and NATO have escalated to the brink of nuclear rhetoric as the Ukraine conflict persists. President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia does not intend to invade European countries, but that any direct attack on Russia or its territories would be met with a forceful response. He warned that if Kaliningrad or any part of Russia faced direct attack, Moscow would unleash all its weapons in retaliation. Putin also claimed Russia possesses weapons that are unmatched by any other country, underscoring a deterrence ure during a discussion at the Valday Club Forum in Moscow. When asked whether Russia and NATO are nearing war or merely trading threats, he said this is a response rather than intimidation and reaffirmed prior warnings to NATO.
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Putin warns of immediate response to any attack on Kaliningrad as NATO drills continue
Amid Ukraine war tensions, Russia asserts readiness to retaliate with all weapons if attacked, including Kaliningrad. NATO counters that its aim is not to strike Russia, while increasing Baltic-area military drills and surveillance amid concerns of a broader confrontation.

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