Kremlin’s propagandist urges Putin to hit NATO headquarters in brussels and use nuclear weapons

Vladimir Solovyov, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin has suggested moving to a nuclear war and floated the idea of striking the headquarters of the NATO military alliance in Brussels, Belgium, according to Newsweek.
The idea that a nuclear war could break out amid the conflict in Ukraine has been floated by numerous Russian officials, including Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's former president and prime minister. Putin said in September 2022 that Russia was prepared to use nuclear weapons to defend its "territorial integrity", and the topic is regularly discussed on Russian state TV.
Kremlin propagandists have routinely warned of a looming world war and strikes by Russia on NATO territory over aid and weapons provided by the Joe Biden administration and members of the military alliance to Kyiv.
"For some reason, NATO members have a feeling, as one Czech commander said, that they are ready for a war with Russia and this war will be waged with non-nuclear means," Solovyov said. "Why? Because this is what they want?"
Solovyov added that Russia should move on to using nuclear weapons to show the West something.
"For starters, conduct testing. Really blow up a bomb to show them something, so that everyone can see it," Solovyov said.
"One million pieces of ammunition! Emptying their own stockpiles. This is what Europe is calling for right now. This means Europe is naked! Right now, they have no ammo," the Kremlin propagandist said, adding that NATO members should understand that Russia can attack them, including with nuclear weapons.
"If someone doesn't understand they're at war with us, listen to our people on the front lines. They have no doubt whatsoever who is confronting us," Solovyov added. "Strike NATO headquarters!"