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Remarks regarding nuclear war also came from the mouth of the Russian foreign minister who invaded Ukraine.
This comes following the US Secretary of State and Defense Secretary visited the Ukrainian capital and sent warning messages to Russia, citing the threat of World War III and threatening it.
Reporter Park Jin-joo reported.
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Red flames soar up, and black smoke pours nonstop from the station building.
Russian forces bombed five train stations, including Krasne Station in Ukraine, more than 100 kilometers from the Polish border.
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Prior to this, US Secretary of State Blincoln and Secretary of Defense Austin visited Kiiu, the Ukrainian capital, to meet with President Zelensky and promised military support of over 400 billion won.
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“I don’t know how the war will play out, but I know for sure that the sovereignty and independence of Ukraine will outlast Putin’s regime.”
After returning to Poland, Secretary of State Blincol posted a commemorative photo taken at the train station on SNS, saying, “I have seen clear evidence that the Battle of Kiiu has been won”. “Putin failed,” he wrote.
Russia also faced a strong threat to the U.S.’s highest level of support for Ukraine and a warning message to Russia.
“There is a threat of nuclear war and it is very serious,” the Russian foreign minister said.
Russia showed off its power by test-firing a new intercontinental ballistic missile capable of carrying ten nuclear warheads a week ago.
The West has been concerned that Russia might use weapons of mass destruction, such as small nuclear bombs, in this war.
Regarding the increase in arms aid from Western countries, including the United States, Russia argued that “in fact, NATO participated in the war with Russia” and “the risk of World War III is real.”
UN Secretary-General Guterres will visit Moscow to meet Putin and then visit Ukraine’s Kiiw to meet President Zelensky.
This is Park Jin-joo from MBC News.
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