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7:33Now PlayingVladimir Putin makes an announcement about whether he plans to use nuclear weapons against Ukraine and President Biden responds. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Putin"It doesn't make sense" to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine
"Russian President Vladimir Putin denied that he would conduct a nuclear strike in Ukraine, saying Thursday that "it doesn't make sense for us to do it.
Driving the news: Putin has deployed veiled nuclear threats several times in the past few months. His remarks come just a day after Putin oversaw the start of annual drills of Russia's strategic nuclear forces.
Recent weeks have brought heightened fears about Russia's claims that Ukraine plans to detonate a "dirty bomb" on its own territory, which U.S. and Ukrainian officials have denied.
The claims have sparked concerns about a potential "false flag" operation by Russia that could escalate the war in Ukraine.
The big picture: Putin said Russia had "never said anything proactively about the possible use of nuclear weapons by Russia.""
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