Putin has announced the start of World War III and will use nuclear weapons because, due to the West’s involvement, its forces cannot win the war. The narrative is promoted by Sorin Roșca Stănescu, who was given a criminal sentence and who is known for his opinions that very much resemble Russian propaganda. The Kremlin has long promoted the possible start of nuclear warfare, in order to determine the West to withdraw its support for Ukraine.
NEWS: “On May 9, in his address on the sidelines of the military parade in the Red Square, Vladimir Putin announced the start of World War III. In unequivocal terms. He explained that the Russian Federation has long been subject to a military assault from NATO countries. The gateway is Ukraine, which is why he was forced to trigger a pre-emptive war. To Putin’s mind, Ukraine is the primary stage of the new global conflict – Russia versus NATO, and NATO versus Russia. […] It’s just that NATO isn’t fighting this war alone, as defined by Vladimir Putin. We are in fact dealing with a coalition made up of no less than 40 states. NATO and non-NATO states. […] Yesterday, president Joe Biden appeared to confirm Vladimir Putin’s statement, when he signed a very important decree. The history of World War II seems to repeat itself. Under this decree, the White House has a right to decide – and it has actually already decided – to transfer substantial amounts of military technology to Ukraine. […] In a world war, everything is thrown into the battle. Including, of course, the top-notch military arsenal. For the first time since the start of the aggression against Ukraine, the Russian Federation is showing real signs of having reached a stalemate, in technical terms. And the first to go out of commission are Russia’s state-of-the-art missiles. Russia has launched so many missiles in Ukraine, that it no longer has the capacity of resupplying its most advanced missile systems. Russia’s state-of-the-art missiles systems are guided and have the capacity of hitting fixed targets. The guiding trackers are made from electronic components which, due to the embargo on the Russian Federation, were exhausted from Russian military warehouses. […] In the absence of these components, military plants have limited or even stopped their production. The entire war industry might collapse sooner or later. In the long run, the measures taken by the European Union will also start to show, cutting back imports of Russian oil and gas dramatically, to the point they will be eliminated altogether. It is Russian oil and gas that have so far sustained Putin’s war machine. […] As a consequence, lacking any other means to carry this war through, a war which the Russian Federation believes to be not just pre-emptive, but vital to its survival, Putin is becoming increasingly tempted to use his nuclear arsenal. He will use tactical strikes first before turning to strategic objectives. This will be the time when NATO will inevitably be forced to press the nuclear button. […] Accordingly, the Kremlin leader announced in no uncertain terms that the Russian Federation is engaged in a world war, defending itself against NATO aggression, and has increasingly suggested he will be using his nuclear arsenal when the vital interests of Russia are under threat. Which is exactly what’s happening now.”