Putin warns of using all types of weapons if Kaliningrad attacked
Most outlets led with Putin’s statement that Russia would consider using “all types of weapons” if its exclave Kaliningrad was attacked, while also noting his assertion that Moscow has no intention of attacking anyone. The framing and wording were largely consistent across the excerpts, with slight variation in phrasing such as “on agenda” versus “consider using.”
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Putin warns West of 'all weapons' as Kaliningrad becomes new flashpoint
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a new warning to the West against war in Ukraine with more emphasis on its Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad’s security. Speaking at the Valdai Discussion club in...
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Russia will use 'all weapons' if Kaliningrad comes under attack, Putin warns West
President Vladimir Putin has warned the West against escalating the war in Ukraine, saying Moscow will use “all weapons” in its arsenal if its Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad comes under attack.
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Putin says all weapons 'on agenda' if Russia's Kaliningrad attacked
Russia would consider using "all types of weapons", if its exclave of Kaliningrad was attacked, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday, while insisting that Moscow had "no intention of attacking anyone".
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Putin warns Russia could use ‘all types of weapons’ if Kaliningrad attacked
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia would consider using “all types of weapons” if its exclave of Kaliningrad was attacked, while insisting that Moscow had no intention of attacking anyone. His comments came as tensions mounted over Kaliningrad, Russia’s heavily militarised territory that borders Poland, Lithuania and the Baltic Sea. “If it comes to a direct attack on ...
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