Putin rules out use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine amid war; ‘Dangerous’

Published on Oct 28, 2022 10:09 am IST

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that the use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine makes no sense at all amid war. "Ahead is probably the most dangerous, unpredictable and at the same time important decade since the end of the Second World War," warned Putin as he presented the Ukraine conflict as part of a wider struggle against western domination. Watch this video for more information.

RELATED VIDEOS

Kharg Island ‘blown to smithereens’? JD Vance explains Trump’s AI war video

8:44
JD Vance said Donald Trump's AI-generated video showing Iran's Kharg Island being blown apart was meant to send Tehran a message.
Published on Sep 01, 2026 01:53 am IST

Putin threatens to hit US ally Ukraine where it hurts

8:32
Russia says it has prepared “massive strikes” on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in retaliation for Kyiv’s attacks on Russian energy sites.
Published on Sep 01, 2026 01:51 am IST

China blamed for Nepal floods? Questions swirl around censored footage

8:45
China has angrily rejected attempts to blame Beijing for the catastrophic Himalayan floods that devastated communities across Nepal and China's border region.
Published on Sep 01, 2026 01:49 am IST

NATO tries to fool Putin but fails ahead of 'Kaliningrad invasion'?

8:11
Finnish President Alexander Stubb has pushed back against fears of an imminent Russia-NATO war, saying he sees no evidence that Moscow is preparing to attack the alliance.
Published on Sep 01, 2026 01:48 am IST

America trains its ally for the war Moscow will unleash

8:1
U.S. forces trained Polish special forces in Germany using battlefield lessons from the Ukraine war, according to AP.
Published on Sep 01, 2026 01:46 am IST

Modi-Putin hug sends big message:India urges Russia to move beyond ‘endless war’

8:10
Modi-Putin hug sends big message:India urges Russia to move beyond ‘endless war’
Published on Aug 31, 2026 10:11 pm IST
Hindustantimes wants to start sending you push notifications. Click allow to subscribe