Medvedev announced the threat of the use of nuclear weapons by Poland

If nuclear weapons are deployed in Poland, they will be used, Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, believes. So, he commented TASS information about the readiness of the republic to take part in the NATO program on the joint use of nuclear weapons (Nuclear Sharing).

“Given that only patented degenerates are gathered in the Polish leadership today, the request to deploy nuclear weapons in Poland threatens only one. Such weapons will be used,” Medvedev said.

According to the politician, this will happen “to the delight of all the madmen”, and the final decision on the use of nuclear weapons will be made “overseas”. Medvedev called the positive moment the fact that in this case “all the duds, Moravian, Kaczynski and other evil spirits” will disappear.

On June 30, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that Poland was ready to take part in the NATO program on the joint use of nuclear weapons against the backdrop of the deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons (TNW) in Belarus. After that, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko called on the Polish government to think about its people, who are “expendable material” for the West.

At the end of May, Russian and Belarusian defense ministers Sergei Shoigu and Viktor Khrenin signed documents defining the procedure for keeping Russian nuclear weapons in a special storage facility on the territory of the republic. The Russian minister explained that such a step was necessary because of the activity of NATO’s joint nuclear missions, including the training of pilots of non-nuclear countries of the alliance in the use of American nuclear bombs stored in the EU. On June 27, Lukashenka announced that most of the tactical nuclear weapons had already been delivered to Belarus. Then he said that the republic would develop an algorithm for the use of Russian tactical nuclear weapons.