Sec. Austin predicts minimal Russian nuclear threat

Sec. Austin predicts minimal Russian nuclear threat

In an exclusive preview of an upcoming interview, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin addresses concerns about a potential Russian nuclear threat. Speaking to NBC News Pentagon Correspondent Courtney Kube, Austin says that he does not see any imminent intent from Russia to pose a nuclear threat.

The conversation comes at a tense time in U.S.-Russia relations, with recent escalations in the conflict in Ukraine and ongoing concerns about Russian aggression. Austin’s remarks provide insight into the current state of affairs and government assessments of potential threats.

The full interview promises to delve deeper into Austin’s perspective on the broader security landscape, including discussions on military readiness and the challenges facing the Department of Defense. Viewers can expect to gain a better understanding of the Defense Secretary’s approach to addressing complex international security challenges.

Stay tuned for the full interview for more detailed insights from Secretary Austin on these critical issues.

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