19.11.2024, 15:04

Military blocs bringing their infrastructure closer to Russian territory may evolve into threat neutralized by nuclear deterrence - document

MOSCOW. Nov 19 (Interfax) - The formation or expansion of military blocs bringing their military infrastructure closer to the Russian territory may evolve into a threat neutralized by nuclear deterrence, according to the Russian nuclear deterrence policy.

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Military blocs bringing their infrastructure closer to Russian territory may evolve into threat neutralized by nuclear deterrence - document

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