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Putin warns against nuclear weapon use amid global tensions, denies plans to attack Europe

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Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that global tensions could lead to disastrous outcomes. He stressed the need to prevent the use of weapons of mass destruction in international disputes. Putin also accused Western technical support of enabling Ukraine's military actions against Russia. While stating Russia has no plans to attack European nations, he vowed to respond to any aggression.

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