Frankfurt (Germany), 12 Sept. (LaPresse) – Russia does not pose a threat to European countries and has no reason to enter into conflict with them. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi, as reported by NTV, whilst accusing European states of provoking a potential clash with Moscow. “Russia does not pose a threat to any European country and we have no reason to enter into conflict with them,” Putin said, arguing that with the end of the Second World War “all issues were resolved”. “Do they want to revise the outcome of the Second World War? What are they pushing the people of their own countries towards? A war with the Russian Federation?” he added.
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Frankfurt (Germany), 12 Sept. (LaPresse) – Russia does not pose a threat to European countries and has no reason to enter into conflict with them. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi, as reported by NTV, whilst accusing European states of provoking a potential clash with Moscow. “Russia does not pose a threat to any European country and we have no reason to enter into conflict with them,” Putin said, arguing that with the end of the Second World War “all issues were resolved”. “Do they want to revise the outcome of the Second World War? What are they pushing the people of their own countries towards? A war with the Russian Federation?” he added.
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