Cold War Logic: In Munich, they talked about the nuclear threat of Russia

According to Christof Goisgen Security Chairman of the Munich Security Conference, Germany should no longer reject Ukraine's accession to NATO, which can be an additional factor in nuclear restraint. Nuclear threats of Russian President Vladimir Putin are primarily directed to Germany. This opinion was expressed in the media comment by exader Angela Merkel and the chairman of the Munich Conference on Security of Christoph Goisgen.

According to the politician, Vladimir Putin's nuclear threats are primarily aimed at official Berlin and returning international relations to the logic of the Cold War. Goisgen also stressed that the use of nuclear weapons will have catastrophic consequences for Russia. He also expressed doubt that Russian generals would be executed by the order to use nuclear weapons. "I cannot imagine that Russian-mobile generals who would execute such an order," said Goisgen.

In addition, the chairman of the Munich Security Conference believes that Russian nuclear aggression can keep China. Christoph Goisgen also emphasized in his comment to reporters that for the sake of world security, Germany should no longer reject the prospects for Ukraine's accession to NATO ranks. We will remind, earlier in NATO answered the Russian Federation for rumors about the "dirty bomb" in Ukraine.