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It is not just Putin. North Korea seems ready to think about the unthinkable. For the first time in five years, Pyongyang has conducted a ballistic missile test over Japan into the Pacific. How volatile is this moment in time?
When Vladimir Putin says no going back, it comes in a week where it is all coming to a head: the referendum, mobilisation and the explosions that took out the currently-offline Nord Stream pipelines, pipelines hit by the equivalent of hundreds of kilos of TNT according to the Danes. All sides point to sabotage. In whose interest is it to blow up the natural gas link between Russia and Germany? On the day Germany rolled out a €200 billion energy subsidy plan for consumers and businesses. Here in France, there is talk of mandatory measures if the French do not watch their energy consumption this winter.
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The Ukrainian foreign minister said that the annexation by Russia of four regions – Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia – where so-called referendums were held this week changed "nothing" for his country and the world. He said that Russia did not even control all of those areas, adding that Ukrainian forces were actually "progressing well" in the Donetsk region, in particular around the railway hub of Lyman. He added that the annexation meant that talking to Vladimir Putin now made no sense.
Coincidence of the calendar: this was the week the new Baltic Pipe link between Norway and Poland via Denmark was inaugurated. How vulnerable is Europe's energy infrastructure to attack?
Russia has repeatedly waved the threat of using nuclear force to have the upper hand in its war in Ukraine.
Germany's former chancellor Angela Merkel warned that taking Vladimir Putin's words seriously is "a sign of political wisdom" not weakness.
