Russia’s intentions regarding Ukraine are dangerous! Putin went to China with nuclear briefcase, video surfaced

Russian President Vladimir Putin, who was visiting China in the midst of the Russia-Ukraine war, went to Beijing with full preparation. In the pictures that have surfaced of Putin’s visit to China, Russian officials have been seen with him holding the nuclear briefcase. Let us tell you that through this briefcase only, if necessary, orders for a nuclear attack on someone can be given. Putin has already warned Ukraine about nuclear attack and now the nuclear briefcase in the hands of his officials shows that Putin will not miss a beat if necessary. Let us tell you that these pictures came to light when Putin was seen going through the security cordon after the meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing. During this time, two uniformed naval officers were following Putin. One of these officers was carrying a briefcase. When the camera zooms in on the briefcase, the whole truth is revealed.

Let us tell you that Russia’s nuclear briefcase is traditionally carried only by a naval officer. This briefcase, known as “Cheget”, is carried by the Russian President at all times but is rarely filmed. Regarding this viral footage, Russia’s government news agency RIA said, “There are some suitcases without which no trip of Putin is complete.” Let us also tell you that some more video footage related to Putin’s visit to Russia is going viral. In one of the clips, Putin is smiling as he leaves a meeting in Beijing with naval officers and walks down the stairs.

The nuclear briefcase is reportedly a secure communications device that links the President to his military top brass and then to the Rocket Forces via the highly secret “Kazbek” electronic command-and-control network. Currently Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu also has a nuclear briefcase. In 2019, footage from Russia’s Zvezda television channel also showed a similar briefcase with a series of buttons. It reportedly has two buttons in the section called “Commands” – a white “Launch” button and a red “Cancel” button. The briefcase is said to be activated by a special flashcard. Let us also tell you that one of the nuclear briefcases used by former Russian President Boris Yeltsin is displayed in the Yeltsin Museum in Yekaterinburg.

Let us also tell you that the American President also has a similar device which is called “Nuclear Football”. Suppose the American President is not present in the White House and he orders a nuclear attack on a country from somewhere outside. In such a situation, they will need to authenticate their order. Before carrying out a nuclear attack, America would like to know whether the President has given this order or not. Therefore, he keeps some codes in his bag which he can read to prove that he has given the order to launch the nuclear missiles.

However, let us also tell you that the Russian Parliament took an important step on Tuesday this week towards canceling the ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and warned America that Moscow may leave this agreement completely. .