Horror: Kremlin reveals who it is turning its nuclear weapons against

As Peskov noted, nuclear weapons deployed in a country are “aimed at someone,” RIA Novosti reports.

“Obviously, those weapons will not be aimed at the West, but at the East, namely against Russia. And if there are nuclear weapons on the territory of a country that are aimed at us, then the territory of that country will also be in the crosshairs of our nuclear weapons,” Peskov told Channel One.

Peskov stressed that Lithuania’s intention to lift its ban on the deployment of nuclear weapons would represent a new escalation of tensions.

“This could have been predicted. This would be a very serious escalation of tensions,” the Kremlin spokesman said.

Earlier, Lithuanian television and radio broadcaster LRT, citing Lithuanian Parliament Speaker Juozas Olekas, reported that the country’s government plans to remove from the constitution, at the beginning of 2027, the provision banning weapons of mass destruction on its territory.