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Behind the scenes: 'US prepared for potential Russian nuke strike in Ukraine in 2022'

IndiaTimes Sunday, 10 March 2024
The United States prepares for a possible nuclear strike by Russia on Ukraine, fearing a nuclear response to Russian military setbacks. The Biden administration initiates extensive contingency planning, as revealed in Jim Sciutto's book 'The Return of Great Powers'. Officials are concerned about the loss of Kherson and how it may be interpreted by President Vladimir Putin.
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