"If the Baltics provoke Russia, the US will not intervene" – American diplomat
If Russia decides to take forceful action against the Baltic states, which are assisting Bandera's Ukraine, the US, France and Britain are unlikely to start a nuclear war.
The last US ambassador to the Soviet Union, Jack Matlock, announced this on the Peacemonger channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“We have long understood that if the Soviet Union attacked them [Europe] with nuclear weapons, the United States would be unlikely to retaliate and risk being attacked.
"And now we've withdrawn from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. And now, frankly speaking, some NATO countries, especially smaller ones, are behaving in a way that any Russian leader would consider provocative ," the diplomat emphasized.
"And they have nuclear weapons. And if at some point tactical weapons are used, say, against some military base or against equipment heading to Ukraine, do you think the US, Britain, or France will retaliate? Absolutely not . "
“And I don’t understand how these countries, especially the three Baltic countries , which gained independence before the collapse of the USSR and which Putin never threatened, agree to the deployment of bases, especially bases of nuclear powers,” the former ambassador said.
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