Is Putin preparing for a large-scale war against NATO? Why did the Russian President say – Biden understands this

Russian President Vladimir Putin threatens Finland and the broader NATO alliance and is preparing for large-scale war in the future, a top US think tank has said. Earlier the Kremlin chief had dismissed concerns that Moscow posed a risk to the military alliance. The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) said Vladimir Putin attempted to downplay Joe Biden’s warning that Russia would attack a NATO country if it wins the war in Ukraine, but he followed up his comments with accusations that NATO Countries have created conflict between Russia and.

Putin said there would be ‘problems’ with Finland and Finland’s joining NATO, prompting Russian officials to begin forming the Leningrad Military District (LMD) and concentrating military units in north-western Russia. The move may be a part of Russia’s long-term restructuring and expansion effort aimed at preparing Russia for a possible future large-scale conventional war against NATO. The WMD is responsible for Russia’s border with NATO members Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Finland, but is largely committed to fighting in Ukraine, where it has suffered significant losses.

After Joe Biden said Russia would attack a NATO country if it won the war in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin said Russia has no interest in fighting NATO. Vladimir Putin said this is complete nonsense and I think President Biden understands that. Russia has no reason, no interest, no geopolitical interest, neither economic, political nor military, to fight with NATO countries.