With the passage of time, the international situation has become more and more complex. Tensions between Russia and Japan in the Far East are also worrying compared to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In January, Russia sent two bombers over Japanese waters for seven hours to put pressure on Japan. Japan then announced that it would continue to impose sanctions on Russia, further exacerbating tensions between the two countries. Both Ukraine and Japan have become enemies of Russia, so will Russia dare to use nuclear ** when it is persecuted? Putin, as the supreme leader of Russia, at a critical moment, does he dare to press the button of nuclear **? Let's take a look at it together!
Russia's relations with Ukraine have been bad, and Ukraine has turned its back on the opportunity to stand on the same side as Russia in favor of the United States and Western countries, which has angered Russia. Despite repeated warnings to Ukraine and attempts to resolve the issue diplomatically, Russia eventually had to intervene with force. However, in a realistic situation, the probability of Russia using nuclear ** is very small and almost impossible. Even if Putin ceases to hold the post of Russia after the end of this year's **, unless the leader of Russia is replaced by a "warmonger" and he is not sane enough, it is absolutely impossible to use nuclear ** unless Russia really has no way out. In fact, the presence of Russia cannot be ignored, since Medvedev once said that "the world does not need to exist without Russia." Therefore, Russia may take the whole world to the end of the world, otherwise the moment of use of nuclear ** will mean the outbreak of a global nuclear war.
Russia's relations with Japan are no less complicated. Since the end of the 19th century, there have been wars between the two countries, and the two Russo-Japanese wars have made it difficult for Japan and Russia to become truly friendly countries. After the end of World War II, Japan took refuge in the United States, so since the Soviet era, Japan has always stood on the opposite side of Russia, and has repeatedly condemned Russia internationally. Moreover, due to the territorial dispute over the "four northern islands," it has always been difficult for the two countries to get along amicably. In recent years, Japan, with the support of the United States, has vigorously developed its military and has condemned, warned and sanctioned Russia after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Although the possibility of war breaking out is not very high, the fact is that the world is unpredictable, and the possibility of war cannot be ruled out.
The probability of Russia using nuclear ** is very small and almost impossible. Even as a last resort, Russia will carefully consider the use of nuclear **. After all, the consequences of the use of nuclear ** are unbearable, and once it is used, it will also trigger a nuclear strike by other countries, and Russia cannot afford this situation. Russia's deterrence is based on the presence of nuclear **, which it uses as a bargaining chip to threaten the United States and NATO, but does not use nuclear ** lightly. Historically, Russia has repeatedly threatened to use nuclear **, but each time it has not been implemented, because if Russia really wants to use nuclear **, it will not be "foretold" in advance. This is done only to intimidate the adversary, not to really intend to use nuclear **.
Whether it is Russia, the United States or China, as the three most important powers in the world, they will be cautious about the use of nuclear **. The consequences of using nuclear ** are difficult and unbearable, so unless forced to do so, major powers will hardly use nuclear **. After all, for them, the costs of using nuclear ** far outweigh their benefits. They usually use nuclear ** as a means of deterring other countries, rather than really intending to use them.
In conclusion, the question of whether Russia will dare to use nuclear ** when it is forced is a complex one. In the current situation, the probability of the use of nuclear ** by Russia is very small and almost impossible. Whether it is for Ukraine or Japan, Russia will be cautious and will weigh the consequences of the use of nuclear **. The major powers are wary of the use of nuclear weapons, because they understand that the consequences of using nuclear weapons are difficult and unbearable. After all, no one wants to provoke a large-scale global nuclear war on the spur of the moment.