EU administration: We take Putin’s threats seriously

The European Union administration said that they took Russia’s threats seriously and would not bow to threats after US President Joe Biden said that there was a high risk of a “nuclear apocalypse” due to the threats of Russia.

EU Council President Charles Michel and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen evaluated explanations from Biden regarding “nuclear apocalypse” risk was at the highest level since 1962, at a summit of EU leaders in Prague.

Michel said they had no intention of giving in to Russia’s nuclear threats. Michel, who expressed that they had heard threats to use nuclear weapons, recalled that Russia controls Zaporizhia, the largest nuclear power plant in Europe in Ukraine, with 500 soldiers.

“We will not give in to nuclear threats, we will maintain our calm and we will condemn such irresponsible threats every time,” Michel said.” said.

“We take seriously what Russian President Vladimir Putin has said and his threats,” said EU Commission President von der Leyen. We will not be subjected to blackmail with any promises., ” he said.