Russia’s nuclear threat: what Putin’s speech means for Ukraine war

Vladimir Putin went on Russian TV to call-up 300,000 reservists to fight in Ukraine, in a speech that also threatened the prospect of nuclear war.

Putin accused the West of nuclear blackmail, warning he wasn’t bluffing when he said he had “lots of weapons to reply.”

At the United Nations President Biden said  the threat was reckless and we bring you the latest from New York.