Putin nuclear threat part of new escalation policy : vimarsana.com

Russian President Vladimir Putin's veiled threats to use his nuclear arsenal if the West comes to Ukraine's aid in the current fighting highlight a new military doctrine called "escalate to de-escalate," one that calls on the military to resort to nuclear weapons more rapidly in conflicts.

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