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Putin says all weapons on agenda if Russias Kaliningrad attacked

What happened
Russian President Vladimir Putin says Russia would consider using "all types of weapons" if its exclave of Kaliningrad is attacked. Putin insisted that Moscow has "no intention of attacking anyone". This statement came as tensions rise over the heavily militarised territory that borders Poland, Lithuania, and the Baltic Sea.
Why it matters
The situation highlights rising tensions surrounding Russia's Kaliningrad region, a sensitive area with military significance. This development may impact regional stability and international relations. Putin's comments suggest a potential military response to perceived threats to Russian territory.
Key facts
- Kaliningrad is a heavily militarised region
- It borders Poland, Lithuania, and the Baltic Sea
- Putin says Russia has no intention of attacking anyone
- Russia would consider using "all types of weapons" if Kaliningrad is attacked
Official statement
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