By Natali Moss
About it writes "Institute of War Study" in the summary of September 1. On September 1, the Kremlin Prescriber Dmitry Peskov stated that there were no prospects for improving the relations between the US and the Russian Federation, and suggested that Washington was holding an open hostile position on the Russian Federation, increasingly involved in the war in Ukraine.
For his part, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov declared on August 31 that the event was not interested in negotiations with the Russian Federation or negotiations on the war in Ukraine. Russian officials regularly translate responsibility for negotiations to the West, pushing for concessions, in particular in matters of territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine. Russian officials continue to clatter with nuclear weapons, trying to encourage the West to reduce Ukraine's support.
The Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Sergey Ryabkov declared on September 1 that Russia would change its nuclear doctrine on the basis of recent conflicts, but also noted that there were no exact dates. Ryabkov did not specify what the predictable changes in the doctrine may be, in ISW, they continue to evaluate that the Russian Federation is still unlikely to apply tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine or enters the nuclear confrontation in another region.
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