Joe Biden says Americans should not fear the threat of nuclear war

"No", - he answered the corresponding question of the American correspondent.

In turn, White House press secretary Jen Psaki noted that the United States "has no reason to change the level of alarm" due to the increase in the level of readiness of the Russian deterrence forces.

"Neither the US nor NATO has a desire to conflict with Russia. Even over the past months and years, when we had significant disagreements with Russia on a number of issues, Russia and the United States agreed that the use of nuclear weapons would have devastating consequences", - Psaki assured.

On February 27, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to transfer the containment forces of the RF Armed Forces to a special mode of service. He made this decision in response to the aggressive statements of senior officials of Western countries. Note that even a small nuclear war in one part of the world can bring "ominous results," NASA found out. The effects of hundreds of bombs (each with a capacity of 15 thousand tons of TNT) will lead to "unprecedented climate change". NASA computer models have shown that within two to three years of a possible regional nuclear war, average temperatures across the planet would drop by at least 2.25 degrees Fahrenheit (1.25 degrees Celsius) and by as much as 5.4-7.2 degrees Fahrenheit (3-4 degrees Celsius) in the tropics, Europe, Asia and Alaska.

At the same time, the leaders of the Russian Federation and the United States, we note, have several bunkers in case of a nuclear war.