The Russian ambassador to Australia states that the world’should be concerned’ about Russia’s use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine.
Sunday, Foreign Minister Penny Wong said that Australia will support Ukraine’s genocidal charges against Russia before the International Court of Justice.
In response to’sham’ referendums organized in four Ukrainian areas, the administration has also imposed travel restrictions and sanctions on an additional 28 top Russian officials and separatists.
The world should be scared, according to Russia’s ambassador to Australia, Alexey Pavlovsky, because Russia has threatened to use nuclear weapons against Ukraine.
Senator Wong stated that the expulsion of Russian ambassador Alexey Pavlovsky was “under discussion” in response to Vladimir Putin’s nuclear threat.
Dr. Pavlovsky warned the Nine Newspapers that Moscow will respond in kind to any diplomatic expulsions.
When asked about the potential use of nuclear weapons in the Ukraine conflict, Dr. Pavlovsky responded, “Our military doctrine establishes the conditions and circumstances under which the Russian Federation may employ nuclear weapons.”
The number of Russian diplomats accredited in Australia should match the number of Australian diplomats accredited in Moscow, according to Vasyl Myroshnychenko, the Ukrainian ambassador to Australia.
He commented on Twitter, “It’s called reciprocity.”
How many Russian diplomats serve in the AU? Europe has removed more than 500 Russian diplomats.
Foreign minister Penny Wong (pictured) declared on Sunday that Australia will support Ukraine’s charges of genocide against Russia and would consider banning Dr. Pavlovsky.
Professor of International Security at the Australian National University, John Blaxland, stated that although Ukraine is receiving Western aid, Russia is recruiting an additional 300,000 troops for the battlefield (pictured, Russian soldiers in Ukraine)
Mr. Myroshnychenko also reposted a video of an Australian Bushmaster towing a seized Russian armored personnel carrier.
“Good morning, gentlemen!” Isn’t it lovely?’ he tweeted.
Professor of International Security at the ANU, John Blaxland, has warned that the forthcoming winter in the northern hemisphere will be “grim.”
He told Nine, “We are staring down the barrel of a protracted struggle.”
Neither side is inclined to yield. In the meantime, the Russians are recruiting at least 300,000 soldiers who will seep into Ukraine over the next few months.’