Russia nuclear doctrine: Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved an update in the nuclear doctrine. According to this change, now if any country attacks Russia conventionally, then Russia can consider using nuclear weapons. This means that an attack on Russia with conventional missiles, drones, and aircraft can also trigger a nuclear war.

According to this new doctrine, if Russia attacks any alliance, then it will be considered an attack by all the countries involved in it. This is a warning signal for NATO. On the other hand, if a nuclear-powered country attacks with the support of a nuclear-powered country, then also Russia can respond with nuclear weapons.

Major changes in the doctrine

- Nuclear deterrence could be triggered if the enemy attacks with drones
- Russia could also launch a nuclear attack in response to air and space attack weapons crossing the Russian border
- The deployment of missile defense systems in space by the enemy is a threat in response to which Russia would have to conduct nuclear deterrence

Why did Russia take this step?

Recently, US President Joe Biden has permitted Ukraine to use long-range missiles. After this, Ukrainian President Zelensky issued a statement saying that now the missiles will speak. It is believed that Ukraine can attack the big cities of Russia with missiles.

The threat of the third world war is increasing every day.

After these two big updates, the Russia-Ukraine war can become even more terrible. In fact, Donald Trump, who won the US presidential election, has said that he will end the Russia-Ukraine war within 24 hours of assuming office. Since then, Russia has increased its attack in Ukraine. According to media reports, Putin will agree to a ceasefire only on the condition of complete surrender of Ukraine and removal of Zelensky from office.