Vladimir Putin’s plan to invade Ukraine in a short time did not come true. The Russian leader put the nuclear power option on the table. In countries such as Poland, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic, the demand for pills believed to protect against radiation increased rapidly. Tablets containing iodine were among the most consumed products.
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THE PRODUCT SOLD IN THE LAST SIX DAYS IS VALUABLE FOR A YEAR…
Speaking to Reuters, the President of the Bulgarian Pharmacists Association stated that there has been an incredible demand for iodine tablets sold in the country in the last year, and the tablets have been sold out in the last six days. “Some pharmacies are already out of stock. We have ordered new quantities, but I’m afraid they won’t last very long,” the statement said. expressions were used.
EXPERTS warn
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said potassium iodide tablets should only be taken “on the advice of public health or emergency management officials.”
KREMLIN: PUTIN MAY USE NUCLEAR WEAPONS
Dmitry Peskov, chief spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, said such weapons could be deployed if the country faced an “existential threat”.
Peskov said, “We have a concept of internal security. It is open to the public, you can read it. It says in which situations nuclear weapons can be used. If there is an existential threat to our country, then according to our concept (nuclear weapons) can be used.” he said.
“PUTIN HAS NOT REACHED ITS OBJECTIVES YET”
Asked if Putin had achieved his goals in Ukraine so far, Peskov said: “Not yet. He has not achieved his goals yet.” commented.
Describing the Ukrainian war as a “special military operation”, Peskov said, “Our operation is proceeding according to predetermined plans and objectives.” said.
Peskov added that the aim of this operation is to demilitarize Ukraine, to ensure its neutrality, to eliminate nationalist elements, to recognize Crimea’s loyalty to Russia and the independence of Donetsk and Luhansk.
PESKOV REFUSES TO TARGET CIVILS IN UKRAINE
Stating that Putin is angry not with the Ukrainian people, but with those who want to join NATO and ban Russian language in their country, Peskov also expressed that some Ukrainians cooperate with them.
“Targeting civilians is prohibited in our army, some elements in Ukraine use civilians as shields, which leads to civilian deaths,” Peskov said. he said.
Peskov, who also opposes the rhetoric that Russia violates the Minsk Agreements, said, “It is Ukraine, not Putin, who ignores Minsk.” used the phrase.