Retired Russian colonel Konstantin Sivkov suggested demonstrating a high-power nuclear warhead in the North Pole to send a message.
, warning that such actions could bring about unprecedented consequences.
On Friday night, Russian Media Monitor, a watchdog group that translates and reports on Russian state-run news programs, shared a clip of Sivkov, a retired colonel and now the deputy president of the Russian Academy of Rocket and Artillery Sciences, calling for the country to strengthen its nuclear arsenal significantly.
Sivkov was cagey when pressed about whether or not he was suggesting that Russia"use" these nuclear weapons, saying rather that Russia should, somehow, deploy them in such a manner that makes their existence known. "There can be different ways," he continued."If things reach a particularly acute state, we could demonstrate it at the North Pole. Blow it up, like we did with our 58-megaton one on Novaya Zemlya, everything was normal, it went well. It had a good educational impact."
Meanwhile in Russia: appearing on state TV, retired Colonel Konstantin Sivkov, Deputy President of the Russian Academy of Rocket and Artillery Sciences, suggested blowing up the North Pole if that's what it takes to teach the West a lesson.
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