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Putin issues a nuclear warning to the West over Ukraine
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If NATO weapons are used in long range strikes in Russia, if would require NATO service members to input the targeting information, and NATO satellites to guide the weapons. That is why Russia would then consider these NATO countries to have carried out an attack on Russian soil in such a scenario. Ukraine is more than welcome to carry out long range strikes into Russia with its own capabilities and weapons, with it's own military service members inputting the targeting data, in fact they have done so many times before, with success. I'm sure you can appreciate the difference between the two scenarios.
Secondly, one has to ask if the US and NATO wants to open this "Pandora's box" in effect. If they can give Ukraine, or any other proxy, advanced long range weaponry to strike at Russia, Russia can respond in turn. There have already been talks between Russia and the Houthis/Ansarallah on the acquisition of advanced Russian anti ship supersonic cruise missiles, such missiles could present a serious threat to the US Navy in the region. There are many US military bases around the world, and many groups of people that want them gone. These groups would take Russian weapons in a heartbeat. This is before we even talk about anti satellite weaponry, nuclear testing, and any other myriad of responses. I'd prefer if we keep this "Pandora's box" closed.
Shits a tinderbox yo