The language of war was untied

Member of the Council of Council, Franz Klintsevich, said that Russia will aim its weapon, including nuclear, for any NATO objects that will consider threatening for itself, "wherever they are placed." This was reported on Thursday evening by RIA "Novosti". This, according to the senator, will be a “tough and unequivocal answer” to “NATO aggressive actions, to the Alliance attempts to draw all new countries into its orbit”.

“When we are talking about nuclear weapons, we are talking about nuclear ammunition, which can be placed on a medium in a terrestrial, mobile, sea and aircraft,” the agency’s interlocutor said.

On Friday, Interfax reports , press secretary of Vladimir Putin so commented on the words of Klintsevich: "I want to note that our legislators under the Constitution do not determine the foreign policy of Russia - it is determined by the President of the Russian Federation."

At the same time, the official continued, "our lawmakers, of course, have the right to their point of view, they live lively to international events, to the expansion of NATO towards Russian borders, to the expansion of NATO military infrastructure." “Therefore, this position is clear,” he concluded.

On Monday, on the third anniversary of Euromaidan, the film of Oliver Stone "Ukraine on fire" was released on the air of Ren-TV. A Putin interview given during the Ukrainian Revolution was demonstrated there, in which he stated that Russia could aim its missiles on NATO objects if it seeks a threat to its safety in them.

“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.”

The Russian leader was asked the question of what could lead the capture of the United States or NATO military base in Sevastopol, which at that time was controlled by Ukraine. The consequences of this would be very difficult, Putin answered.