The State Emergency Situations Service of Ukraine recommends the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations not to smoke the grass they go to extinguish and to be careful with mushrooms - after the statement of the Russian agency on the possibility of a nuclear strike in response from NATO" on Easter.
"Disrespectful colleagues, we remind you that the grass, to extinguish which you leave with the onset of spring household work, it is not necessary to smoke at all. We also advise you to be careful with mushrooms. Otherwise, such hysterical statements are "born" in the end," said the State Emergency Situations Ministry.
In the State EMERCOM of Russia advised to strengthen information and explanatory work in the residential sector, where the Russian soldiers sent stolen in Ukraine household appliances.
"Better publish on your website to those stolen washing machines, TV sets and women's hair dryers instructions and issue recommendations on how to connect the equipment taken out of Ukraine to your old wiring and not to burn the whole "village." Don't fear NATO - fear God. The wave of his response will be scarier and will come on all your future generations. P.S. Keep your shacks from fire and at least repair them once in a while. With contempt, rescuers of Ukraine", - noted in the State Emergency Service.
A website that writes about Russian rescuers published a text that said that during mass Easter celebrations a "nuclear retaliatory strike by NATO" on russian territory was possible and gave recommendations for the population. However, they later said that they had been hacked and the information did not correspond to reality.
Vadym Denisenko, adviser to the Ukrainian Interior Minister, said that the threats of a Russian nuclear attack, which Ukraine is scared of, are an element of an information war.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russia may use nuclear weapons not when it is cornered, but if it feels its superiority.
According to media reports, Russian President Vladimir Putin, at a meeting with Defense Minister Sergei Shoygu and Chief of the General Staff Valeriy Gerasimov, ordered to put the Russian army's deterrence forces on special alert.
