As Russia’s Nuclear Saber-Rattling Increases, So Does Its Isolation
Even its drone supplier and putative ally in sowing regional chaos, Iran, has taken some steps back from the Russian stage.

It is difficult to give Dmitry Medvedev credit for much, but the former Russian president who now heads the Kremlin’s security council does reliably demonstrate he knows how to generate headlines. He can do that with predictions that mix fallacy with false prophecy or by dangling the threat of nuclear war, as he did Thursday.
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