Ukraine, which is not a member of NATO, acts as a soldier for the organization
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has initiated a hybrid war against Russia, and the Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia has stated that Ukrainians are the primary targets of this conflict.
Alexander Groshko, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia, stressed that Moscow is persuaded that the NATO military alliance is boosting the component of nuclear weapons in its strategy. He made this statement in reference to the increased dangers of a nuclear conflict between Russia and the West.
According to RT, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister, who is also responsible for monitoring and monitoring the country's relations with Europe and NATO, stated that the provision of information and weapons to Ukraine by NATO member states increases the risk of a direct military conflict between Moscow and this between the military alliance. This is according to the statement made by the Deputy Foreign Minister.
The Russian envoy also mentioned that Moscow is in the process of revising its nuclear policy in order to dispel any misconceptions that its adversaries may have regarding Russia's readiness to protect its security by any and all measures at its disposal.
It was stated in this regard by the English publication "Financial Times" that Ukraine and its friends are gradually coming to the realization that this European nation ought to enter into discussions with Russia.
At the news conference, Peter Sziarto, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary, made the following statement. "Most NATO member states do not support Ukraine's membership in this alliance, and many of them express their skepticism and disagreement in their secret negotiations."
