By Natali Moss
Video Blyken Day added that Putin's mobilization and the desire to pour oil into the fire demonstrates his "extreme disregard for the UN Charter, the UN General Assembly and this Council. " "The world cannot allow this to come from the hands of President Putin," Blinken said. Blinken urged Russia to stop rattling nuclear weapons, calling Putin's threat to use "all weapons systems" available to Russia, "more threatening, given Russia's intention to annex large areas of Ukraine in the coming days.
" On September 21, Putin announced partial mobilization in Russia and stated that he would support fictitious "referendums" in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, and threatened with a nuclear blow in the event of a "threat of territorial integrity" of the Russian Federation. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded to Putin's nuclear blackmail on Wednesday, September 21.
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