Russia Reacts to Trump’s ‘Dead Hand’ Ultimatum with Measured Tone
Monday, 4 August 2025 () Russia takes nuclear issues seriously and does not wish to engage in rhetorical confrontations, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told RBC following US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a nuclear submarine redeployment. “Russia maintains a responsible position. President Putin’s stance is well known. Russia is extremely attentive to issues of nuclear nonproliferation. Everyone should be very cautious when it comes to nuclear rhetoric,” said Peskov. He pointed out that American submarines are already on active duty as part of ongoing strategic operations, adding that Moscow does not wish to comment further or be drawn into inflammatory exchanges.
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