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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov suggested in an interview on Wednesday that his country could pursue new nuclear weapons deployments in response to the stationing of American long-range missiles and hypersonic weapons in Germany.
“Considering the combined capabilities of NATO member countries, we must calibrate our responses without any internal checks in terms of what, where and when to deploy,” he asserted.Ryabkov offering other comments to reporters on Thursday indicating that Russia is preparing “various scenarios, including negative ones,” in response to American actions.
The diplomat’s remarks were significantly more measured than those offered by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov in the immediate aftermath of Washington announcing new missiles positioned in Germany. The American military action that apparently prompted this outrage will begin in 2026, the White House announced in a statement on July 10.
The NATO summit in early July ended with the publication of a NATO declaration that heavily emphasized the importance that the alliance gives to its nuclear arsenal.. “As long as nuclear weapons exist, NATO will remain a nuclear alliance. … NATO remains committed to taking all necessary steps to ensure the credibility, effectiveness, safety, and security of the Alliance’s nuclear deterrence mission.
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