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Something just happened over the last 24 hours that brought the world closer to nuclear war, or at least that's what it would seem.

An international leader has shocked the world by publicly calling on Russian President Vladimir Putin to blast Ukraine with tactical nuclear weapons.

We're going to see precisely what was said, and more importantly, why it was said, and while it's all rather shocking by the end of this video, you'll discover the most shocking thing of all.

They're seen as some of the fiercest fighters on the planet, the elite fighters of Chechnya.

They gained their ferocious reputation in the last few decades after two brutal wars against Russia, in what many consider to be the most violent conflicts around Europe since the Second World War.

But now, the fury of both these militaries, Chechen and Russian, have joined together in the special military operation launched by Vladimir Putin in Ukraine.

And though they fight for Vladimir Putin, these Chechen soldiers are ultimately loyal to this man, Ramzan Kedirov, the pro-Kremlin president of the Chechen Republic.

It's Kedirov that turned heads around the world this weekend when he took to his telegram platform and wrote, quote,

I don't know what the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense reports to the Supreme Commander-in-Chief.

But in my personal opinion, more drastic measures should be taken up to the declaration of martial law in the border areas and the use of low yield nuclear weapons.

Well, obviously it was that last phrase, the use of low yield nuclear weapons, or as they're more commonly known as tactical nuclear weapons, that was the most alarming of them all.

Tactical nuclear weapons are different from strategic nuclear weapons in that they are shorter range, they're not intercontinental, they're less destructive, and are strategically designed and employed to strike battlefield targets.

Obviously, those qualifications duly noted they are still nooks, and they are therefore still radically destructive, and their use in battle would be an international game changer which goes without saying.

While the U.S. got rid of all but just a couple hundred of our tactical nuclear weapons up to the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia largely kept theirs.

But as of today, they have an unmatched stockpile of over 2,000 tactical nuclear weapons.

Now, what makes Kedirol's call especially ominous is that it was recommended in light of Vladimir Putin's recent warning that Russia would defend itself by all means necessary, where Ukrainian or NATO forces to attack the newly annexed territories of Lugan Stonyetsk, Zaporozh and Kerasan,

which are as of last Friday, officially, as far as the Kremlin is concerned, they are now as much apart of the Russian Federation as is Chechnya.

So what are we to make of all of this? I mean, what's going on here with this cold of blast, Ukraine with tactical nukes against the backdrop of Putin's own nuclear threats?

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