梅德韦杰夫：北约驻乌军队将成为俄军合法摧毁目标

Group 1 - The core viewpoint expressed by Medvedev is that NATO troops in Ukraine will be considered legitimate targets for destruction, emphasizing that security guarantees must include Russia's security as well [1] - Medvedev stated that the recognition of potential Ukrainian elections depends on how they are conducted, indicating a conditional stance on the legitimacy of such elections [2] - He highlighted that Russia has not used nuclear weapons, suggesting that the country does not perceive an immediate threat that would trigger their use, and reaffirmed adherence to Russia's nuclear deterrence policy as outlined in the 2024 version of the "Fundamental State Policy of the Russian Federation on Nuclear Deterrence" [2] Group 2 - Medvedev reiterated that the proposal to extend the New START treaty by one year remains valid, contingent on the willingness of the U.S. to agree to the extension, emphasizing that the existence of such treaties fosters trust [2] - He warned that the international community has not faced a situation of unrestricted strategic nuclear forces for nearly 60 years, indicating a potential shift towards a more dangerous global security environment [2]