War in Ukraine Jubilation in Odessa after the destruction of the Moskva: "It is the same ship that attacked us"
War 'Moskva', 'Yamato', 'Indianapolis'... The great sunken ships of History
Russia
's setbacks
in the
war in Ukraine
may lead Russian President
Vladimir Putin
to use
low-yield or tactical
nuclear weapons.
The director of the
CIA
, William Burns, is convinced and has said so in a speech in Atlanta.
The sinking of Moskva, the change in military strategy towards
Donbas in the face of
Ukraine
's resistance
, the lack of victories... are some of the setbacks that
Putin
is experiencing in the
war in Ukraine
and that worry the US.
"Obviously, we are very concerned. And I know that President
Biden
is deeply concerned about avoiding a
third world war,
" the
CIA
said .
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07.06.
Russia's flagship sinks in Black Sea after attack claimed by Ukraine
The flagship of the Russian Black Sea fleet, the cruiser
Moskva
, has sunk after an explosion and fire that Ukrainian authorities claim was caused by a successful missile attack.
"During the towing of the
Moskva
ship to the port of destination, the ship lost its stability due to damage to the hull due to the fire after the explosion of ammunition," the Russian Defense Ministry said, quoted by the state agency TASS.
"In rough sea conditions, the ship sank," the portfolio added.
The Russian ministry had previously indicated that the fire was "circumscribed", and that the cruise ship "retained its buoyancy", while investigating the causes of the incident.
No balance was provided, although the authorities indicated that hundreds of her crew members were evacuated.
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06.57.
The CIA does not rule out the use of nuclear weapons by Russia in Ukraine
The director of the CIA, William Burns, has assured that the US should not "take lightly" the possibility of
Russia
using nuclear weapons in
Ukraine
, given the complications that it has encountered in the 50 days of its military offensive in Ukraine.
the country.
"Given the potential desperation of (Russian) President
Putin
and the Russian leadership, given the setbacks they have encountered militarily, no one can take lightly the threat that tactical nuclear weapons may be resorted to or of low power," Burns said after a speech he offered at a university in the state of Georgia (USA).
The head of the CIA pointed out, however, that they have not seen evidence that
Russia
is preparing to use this type of missile.
"Although we have seen rhetorical positions on the part of the
Kremlin
around raising its nuclear alert level, we have not seen much tangible evidence of such deployments ... to support these concerns," he added.
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