* DIA Director Lt. Gen. Scott Berrier revealed the concerns in a report Thursday
* The report on global threats noted that Putin would be likely to threaten use of nuclear weapons if Ukrainian defense forces continue to push back
* It's also believed that Putin intends to 'overturn the U.S.-led rules based post-Cold War international order' and reclaim former Soviet territories
* The report also notes that Russia claims to be developing missiles that are capable of circumventing Western defenses
* It has already deployed non-nuclear weapons that come equipped with decoy projectiles, in a possible sign of what's to come
* This is in order to 'ensure that Russia can credibly inflict unacceptable damage on the West'
* At the St. Patrick's Day luncheon in the Capitol on Thursday, President Biden called Putin a 'murderous dictator' over Ukraine
* Biden's latest war of words are the most direct at the Russian leader in the 21 days since the invasion
Vladimir Putin will edge closer to deploying a nuclear attack if Ukraine continues its valiant pushback against the invasion of Russian troops, a top US defense official warned.
Lieutenant General Scott Berrier, director of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency detailed the grim concerns in a new 67-page summary of global threats on Thursday.
It raises the specter of a possible nuclear attack on Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital which has so-far resisted Russian advances, and said a desperate Putin posed a threat to the whole world.
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