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NATO contacted Russia due to fear of nuclear warheads | Info

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Allegedly, there was informal contact between the NATO pact and the Russian Federation during the attempted coup by the “Wagner” units.

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The coup in Russia on Saturday, June 23, was stopped after the intervention of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, and according to unofficial information from the Roman “Republic”, NATO has reportedly contacted the Russian Federation. There was allegedly an informal contact, a the Alliance’s attention was focused on more than 1,400 nuclear warheads which could be used immediately.

NATO allegedly immediately informed Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu that it had nothing to do with the “Wagner” operation to the units that were headed towards Moscow.. The interview was conducted by i the president of the United States of America, Joseph Biden, and officials of European countriesand the topic of that conversation was “avoiding the risk of escalation” and preventing a nuclear incident”.

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(WORLD)

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