Moscow: The issues surrounding the use of nuclear weapons by Russia have been clearly outlined in the nation's nuclear doctrine, as confirmed by a Kremlin spokesperson.

According to Namibia Press Agency, Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin's spokesperson, emphasized the availability and clarity of this doctrine, stating, "Everything about nuclear weapons is outlined in our doctrine. This is indeed the case, this doctrine, it is available." This statement was made to reporters, reiterating the structured approach Russia has taken concerning its nuclear policy.

The nuclear doctrine serves as a guiding framework for the conditions under which Russia might consider the use of nuclear weapons, reflecting the country's strategic defense policies. While the specifics of the doctrine were not detailed in Peskov's remarks, the availability of the document suggests a level of transparency about Russia's stance on nuclear armaments and their potential use.