Putin discloses the most significant and potent weapon that Russia has

According to the official news agency RIA, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that the US forces’ presence in Ukraine will be seen as an act of interference by his country.
Putin said, “Russia will treat US troops as interventionists if they appear in Ukraine,” in a lengthy interview with state broadcasters Rossiya-1 and RIA. He also spoke about the possibility of a nuclear exchange, saying that if the US performs nuclear testing, Russia may follow suit.

Putin underlined that Russia is “military-technical” ready for a nuclear war, but he also pointed out that “not everything is rushing to it” at the moment.
Putin recently said that, in the face of resistance from the collective West, the nation’s greatest strength is its solidarity and patriotism. These statements were given during a meeting with the winners of the “Leaders of Russia” competition, which aims to develop a new generation of leaders, at the Kremlin.
“Our most important weapon is the consolidation of Russian society and the attitude towards the Motherland as demonstrated by you and those with whom you serve,” Putin said in response to a soldier from the Northern Military District. This sense of national solidarity and devotion, he underlined, is Russia’s “most important, most powerful weapon.”
“Those people who expected to suppress us with the help of economic sanctions did not take this into account; to understand this, you must be a citizen of the Russian Federation, to be part of our culture,” the president said, criticizing those who thought that economic sanctions would weaken Russia.
As a component of the ‘Russia—Land of Opportunities’ project, the ‘Leaders of Russia’ competition got underway in 2017. Its objective is to recognize and develop the next wave of professionals in the public and private sectors. The ‘Time of Heroes’ part honoring veterans of the war with Ukraine has just been added to the show.
At the Moscow event for the contest’s fifth season, 102 leaders from 31 Russian regions and foreign contestants from Belgium and Serbia were awarded.