Russia repeats threat to aim missiles at Poland and Czech Republic
Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeated a threat to aim Russian missiles at Poland and the Czech Republic if the United States deploys missile defences there. Speaking in Moscow last week he said Russia considers the system a threat to its national security will be obliged to react if it goes ahead. Kerry Skyring spoke to Sebestyen Gorka, director of the Budapest based Institute for Transitional Democracy and International Security and asked him - is Putin's threat a serious one?
