When to instruct the gun's guns

Russia can aim its missiles on NATO objects if it considers that they threaten its safety. According to Interfax-Ukraine, Vladimir Putin said about this in the film of Oliver Stone "Ukraine on fire", which was released on Monday on Monday, on the third anniversary of Euromaidan.

“We must take countermeasures, that is, put under the blow of our missile systems those objects that, in our opinion, begin to threaten us,” said Putin. “The situation is straining.”

As you can conclude from an agency’s message, Putin Stone’s interview dates back to the time when Crimea was still controlled by Ukraine. In the publication, such words are quoted: "When the country becomes a member of NATO, it is already very difficult for it to resist the pressure on the part of such a large country - the leader of NATO as the United States, and there (in Crimea. - Interfax) everything can easily appear: a missile defense system, and new bases, and, if necessary, new shock complexes."

In addition, Putin was asked the question of what could lead the capture of the United States or NATO military base in Sevastopol. The consequences of this would be very difficult, the Russian leader answered, adding that the matter was not in the base itself.