NATO Blamed for Ending Nuclear Missile Moratorium

On Monday, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev pointed fingers at NATO countries for allegedly provoking the end of a moratorium on short and medium-range nuclear missiles.

Medvedev shared on the X social media platform that Moscow's decision to withdraw from the moratorium is a direct consequence of what he termed NATO's 'anti-Russian policy.'

As tensions simmer, Medvedev warned of consequential actions, stating that this development marks a new reality for Moscow's adversaries.

(With inputs from agencies.)