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Vladimir Putin says Russia is primed to launch nuclear rockets' From the technical point of view, of course we are ready.'
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Vladimir Putin: Russia ready to use nuclear weapons if statehood threatenedRussian President Vladimir Putin says Russia is prepared to use nuclear weapons if its statehood, sovereignty, or independence is threatened. He hopes the US will avoid actions that could lead to a nuclear conflict and believes the world is not heading towards a nuclear war. However, Putin emphasizes that Russia's nuclear forces are fully prepared and ready to act if necessary.
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