War in Ukraine Biden sees no use of Russian nuclear

War in Ukraine: Biden sees no use of Russian nuclear weapons in Ukraine

US President Joe Biden assumes that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not use tactical nuclear weapons in the war with Ukraine. “Well, I don’t think he will,” Biden said in an interview with CNN when asked how realistic he thought Putin would use a tactical nuclear missile. Biden called Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons “irresponsible”.

As a result, mistakes can be made and judgments wrong. “He cannot talk about the use of a tactical nuclear weapon with impunity as if that is a reasonable thing to do.”

According to Biden, Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin misjudged the war of aggression against Ukraine. “I think he’s a rational player who has significantly miscalculated,” Biden told CNN in an interview scheduled to air Tuesday night (local time/Wednesday 3 am EDT). While he believes Putin is acting rationally, his goals in Ukraine are irrational.

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“If you listen to the speech he made after the decision (to make war on Ukraine), he talked about the whole idea that he was needed to lead a Russia that would unite all Russian speakers. I mean, I agree only unreasonably ,” Biden said, according to CNN.

Biden also said Putin had wrongly assumed that Ukrainians would submit to a Russian invasion. “I think he thought he would be welcomed with open arms, that this was Mother Russia’s home in Kyiv, and that he would be welcomed there, and I think he completely miscalculated,” Biden said.