
Rutte Dismisses Russian Nuclear Threats Over Kaliningrad, Urges Calm
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte firmly rejected Russian nuclear threats regarding the Kaliningrad exclave, asserting that the alliance is stronger than Russia and poses no offensive risk. While Moscow warned of using its full arsenal if NATO attempts to isolate the exclave, NATO officials dismissed the move as 'irresponsible rhetoric' and a tactic to intimidate European public opinion. Rutte emphasized that there is no imminent threat to NATO territory, urging continued support for Ukraine and calm in the face of escalating hybrid warfare.










