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Global Market Impact of Russian Tactical Nuclear Drills by End of 2024
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Russia•NATO•Western•Vladimir Putin•Southern Military District•Ukraine•Steadfast Defender•Russian•Putin
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Significant drop in global stock markets • 25%
Increase in oil prices • 25%
Rise in defense stocks • 25%
No significant impact on global markets • 25%
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Putin Orders Tactical Nuclear Drills Amid NATO Threats, Involving Non-Strategic Weapons
May 6, 2024, 11:30 AM
Russia has announced it will conduct military exercises involving tactical nuclear weapons in response to perceived threats from NATO and recent Western statements. The drills, ordered by President Vladimir Putin, will involve missile units, aviation, and naval forces in the Southern Military District, which includes areas near Ukraine. This move comes after NATO's significant four-month-long military exercises near Russia's borders, dubbed Steadfast Defender, and statements by Western officials regarding potential military involvement in Ukraine. Russian officials have described the exercises, which include the involvement of non-strategic nuclear weapons, as necessary to ensure national security and deter Western aggression, amid escalating tensions between Russia and NATO countries. Putin personally issued the orders for these drills.
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