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As reported earlier by Paul Serran – The escalation of the war in Ukraine has reached peak level on Tuesday, as Ukraine is reported to have launched western missiles at a target inside Russia, a move that can lead to a potential nuclear retaliation by Moscow.

The first Ukrainian strike targeted the border region of Bryansk in Russia.

Ukrainian forces fired six ATACMS missiles at a facility in the Russian Bryansk region, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

According to BRICS News – Five missiles were shot down by S-400 & Pantsir AA systems, one was damaged, its fragments fell in the technical zone of a military facility, causing a fire, Russian Defense Ministry says.

According to Russian Intel Slava Z media outlet the Putin made these changes to its nuclear doctrine on Tuesday.

Putin, following reports of Biden’s decision to give Ukraine permission to “long-range” missiles, approved the updated nuclear doctrine of the Russian Federation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced changes to the country’s nuclear doctrine on Tuesday.

The main theses of the doctrine, which was legalized by the decree of the President of the Russian Federation:

– aggression against Russia and its allies by a non-nuclear country with the support of a nuclear state will be considered a joint attack;

– Russia may use nuclear weapons in the event of a critical threat to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of itself and Belarus;

– the conditions for the use of nuclear weapons include the launch of ballistic missiles against the Russian Federation (ATACMS are exactly such missiles – Ed.)

– a nuclear response from the Russian Federation is possible in the event of a “critical threat to its sovereignty” even with conventional weapons, with a massive launch of military aircraft, cruise missiles, drones, and other aircraft and their crossing of the Russian border.

– provision of territory and resources for aggression against the Russian Federation is also the basis for nuclear deterrence.

Russia is warning the West to discontinue its long-range missile strikes inside Russian territory.