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For your information, you can find below the description of the video Russia's Lavrov Warns WW3 Can 'Only Be Nuclear' published by the Youtube channel Bloomberg Television:
Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier raised the specter of nuclear war, putting his country's nuclear forces on high alert, but his foreign minister shrugged off questions of whether Russia could escalate the conflict with nuclear weapons, saying such talk comes from the West. He spoke to foreign reporters in a virtual press conference Thursday from Moscow. This translation is provided by the Associated Press.