Vladimir Putin has vowed Russia will prevail in Ukraine, as Kyiv awaits word from Donald Trump about whether it can use long-range missiles that would bring Moscow within its range.
The Kremlin has urged caution in nuclear rhetoric, responding for the first time to US President Donald Trump's announcement that the US is repositioning nuclear submarines.
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Xi shows off nuclear missiles at huge military parade - and China's prowess in message to West
Vladimir Putin has vowed Russia will prevail in Ukraine, as Kyiv awaits word from Donald Trump about whether it can use long-range missiles that would bring Moscow within its range.