By Natali Moss
Analysts are convinced that the Kremlin will continue to be nuclear threats, hoping to intimidate the event, although the probability of using a mass of mass defeat on the part of the Russian Federation is extremely small. "It is likely that the Kremlin uses the fear of nuclear escalation and suspension of the new SNO contract in the hope of holding back the support of Ukraine by the event and slowing down the promised Western supply of military assistance," the report reads.
We will remind, at the G20 summit in Delhi (India) on March 2, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken appealed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia Sergey Lavrov and called on the Kremlin to review the decision on the exit from the Treaty of SNO, which provides for the mutual reduction of arsenals of deployed strategic nuclear weapons.
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