The War in the Ukraine

During the night attack on June 6, Russian missiles and drones on Kyiv, footage was published of the alleged destruction of the Ukrainian Patriot air defense system by a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile. In the video, the Patriot air defense system fires four missiles, after which an Iskander-M missile hits the launch site.

I'm not here to spread the nuke ideology but would Ukraine's attack on Russian strategic airfield trigger the use of nuclear weapon?

Speaking to GB News, Stephen Hall, a lecturer in Russian politics at the University of Bath,explainedabout how the updated Kremlin nuclear doctrine should spell concern for the West.

He said: “If nuclear missiles or systems that can fire those missiles are attacked, that could constitute a decision by the Kremlin for a nuclear response.”

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Residents of the city of Lutsk, Volyn region of Ukraine, began publishing footage of Russian Kh-101 cruise missiles striking the Ukrainian Motor repair plant and other facilities. The plant repairs engines for MiG-29, Su-27 and Su-24 aircraft. The missiles were presumably launched by Tu-95 and Tu-160 aircraft. The Kh-101 missile has a range of up to 5,500 km and a 400 kg warhead. Some versions of Kh-101 missiles have an 800 kg warhead.

Footage of an attack by a Russian Su-34 fighter bomber in Donbas, presumably with an ODAB-1500 vacuum bomb with a UMPK module. The strike was carried out on the location of the 81st airmobile brigade of the Ukrainian army in Seversk in Donbas. The ODAB-1500 aerial bomb is activated sequentially during combat use: first, the active substance is sprayed, then oxidizes in the air with ignition and subsequent detonation.