US Politics | US warns Putin of ‘catastrophic consequences’ if he carries out chilling threat to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine
THE US has warned Vladimir Putin of ...catastrophic consequences' if he carries out his chilling threat to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine. The US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said Sunday night that the US will ...respond decisively... if the Russian leader carries out the nuke warning he made on Wednesday. 
The US has warned Russia of ...catastrophic... consequences if Vladimir Putin carries out his threat of using nukes 
Joe Biden's administration is disturbed by Putin's reckless rhetoric Sullivan told NBC's ...Meet the Press... program:...If Russia crosses this line, there will be catastrophic consequences for Russia. The United States will respond decisively.... Sullivan did not describe the nature of the planned US response but said the United States has privately ...spelled out in greater detail exactly what that would mean... to Moscow. He added that the United States has been in frequent, direct contact with Russia, including during the last few days to discuss the situation in Ukraine and Putin's actions and threats. Sullivan continued: ...Putin remains intent ... on wiping out the Ukraine people that he does not believe have a right to exist. READ MORE ON UKRAINE 
RUSTIN' RUSSIAN ARMY Civilians forced to join Russia's bloodbath handed rusty Kalashnikovs ...So he's going to keep coming and we have to keep coming with weapons, ammunition, intelligence and all the support we can provide.... His comments followed the Russian President's nuclear threat made on Wednesday after he said Moscow would use any weapons to defend its territory. In a chilling warning to the West, the dictator who has enforced nationwide mobilisation said: "This is not a bluff." Meanwhile, the country's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov who was speaking at the UN General Assembly on Saturday said annexed regions of Ukraine would be protected as Russian Territory. Most read in The US Sun FATAL FALL WEEKEND Four dead & 20 shot including a boy, 2, as city ravaged by violence FINAL FAREWELL Kiely Rodni 'has been secretly cremated' as cause of death remains a mystery BEYOND BELIEF Boy, 12, 'gang-raped and beaten by friends' in savage attack 'SHE WAS EVERYTHING' Chilling new details emerge in death of Debbie Collier INFLATION RELIEF Direct payments of $1,050 hit bank accounts in days - will you get cash? BEACH LOCKDOWN Deadly shark attack kills woman, 39, just 50ft from shore as beaches shut Referendums in occupied Ukrainian territories continued for a third day on Sunday. Ukraine and its allies have dismissed the referendums as a sham designed to justify an escalation of the war and a mobilisation drive by Moscow after recent battlefield losses. US President Joe Biden in a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Wednesday accused Putin of making ...overt nuclear threats against Europe... in reckless disregard for nuclear nonproliferation responsibilities. British Prime Minister Liz Truss said Britain and its allies should not heed threats from Putin, who had made what she called a strategic mistake as he had not anticipated the strength of reaction from the West. She told CNN in an interview broadcast on Sunday: ...We should not be listening to his sabre-rattling and his bogus threats. ... Instead, what we need to do is continue to put sanctions on Russia and continue to support the Ukrainians.... 
Andrew Parsons / No10 Downing StreetTruss said on Sunday the West should not be listening to Putin's bogus threats '/ '
The US has warned Russia of ...catastrophic... consequences if Vladimir Putin carries out his threat of using nukes Joe Biden's administration is disturbed by Putin's reckless rhetoric Sullivan told NBC's ...Meet the Press... program:...If Russia crosses this line, there will be catastrophic consequences for Russia. The United States will respond decisively.... Sullivan did not describe the nature of the planned US response but said the United States has privately ...spelled out in greater detail exactly what that would mean... to Moscow. He added that the United States has been in frequent, direct contact with Russia, including during the last few days to discuss the situation in Ukraine and Putin's actions and threats. Sullivan continued: ...Putin remains intent ... on wiping out the Ukraine people that he does not believe have a right to exist. READ MORE ON UKRAINE RUSTIN' RUSSIAN ARMY Civilians forced to join Russia's bloodbath handed rusty Kalashnikovs ...So he's going to keep coming and we have to keep coming with weapons, ammunition, intelligence and all the support we can provide.... His comments followed the Russian President's nuclear threat made on Wednesday after he said Moscow would use any weapons to defend its territory. In a chilling warning to the West, the dictator who has enforced nationwide mobilisation said: "This is not a bluff." Meanwhile, the country's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov who was speaking at the UN General Assembly on Saturday said annexed regions of Ukraine would be protected as Russian Territory. Most read in The US Sun FATAL FALL WEEKEND Four dead & 20 shot including a boy, 2, as city ravaged by violence FINAL FAREWELL Kiely Rodni 'has been secretly cremated' as cause of death remains a mystery BEYOND BELIEF Boy, 12, 'gang-raped and beaten by friends' in savage attack 'SHE WAS EVERYTHING' Chilling new details emerge in death of Debbie Collier INFLATION RELIEF Direct payments of $1,050 hit bank accounts in days - will you get cash? BEACH LOCKDOWN Deadly shark attack kills woman, 39, just 50ft from shore as beaches shut Referendums in occupied Ukrainian territories continued for a third day on Sunday. Ukraine and its allies have dismissed the referendums as a sham designed to justify an escalation of the war and a mobilisation drive by Moscow after recent battlefield losses. US President Joe Biden in a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Wednesday accused Putin of making ...overt nuclear threats against Europe... in reckless disregard for nuclear nonproliferation responsibilities. British Prime Minister Liz Truss said Britain and its allies should not heed threats from Putin, who had made what she called a strategic mistake as he had not anticipated the strength of reaction from the West. She told CNN in an interview broadcast on Sunday: ...We should not be listening to his sabre-rattling and his bogus threats. ... Instead, what we need to do is continue to put sanctions on Russia and continue to support the Ukrainians.... Andrew Parsons / No10 Downing StreetTruss said on Sunday the West should not be listening to Putin's bogus threats '/ '
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