Ukraine-Russia War: Using nuclear weapons against Ukraine would be Russia's biggest mistake, warns Biden

Ukraine Russia War: US President Joe Biden has warned Russia against using nuclear weapons in Ukraine, saying it would be an 'incredibly serious mistake'.

Russia has given notice

The Biden administration had previously said Russia had given notice that it wanted to regularly exercise its nuclear capabilities, while Ukraine's nuclear power operator claimed that its neighbor had Europe's largest nuclear power plant. I am doing some secret work.

'Using nuclear weapons would be a big mistake of Russia'

"All I want to say is that if Russia uses a strategic nuclear weapon, it will be making an incredibly serious mistake," Biden told reporters at the White House on Tuesday. He was responding to a question about whether Russia was preparing to deploy a 'dirty bomb' or a nuclear weapon.

'The use of nuclear weapons will have serious consequences

White House Press Secretary Karen Jean-Pierre said the president was clear on his point. He said again today that it would be a big mistake for Russia to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine with dire consequences. As for the possible use of the dirty bomb, Russia is making false allegations.

'Zelensky will decide on talks'

However, Jean-Pierre said the US did not see Russia making any preparations on that lines, but was monitoring the situation 'very, very closely. Responding to a question on peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, Jean-Pierre said it was up to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to negotiate. He (Zelensky) will take this decision for his country.

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