Rome, 23 October (LaPresse) – Sanctions imposed by the United States are ‘a hostile act that does not strengthen Russian-American relations,’ said Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, according to Russian news agencies. According to Putin, the sanctions ‘from a political point of view are obviously an attempt to exert pressure,’ but their economic impact ‘will not be significant’ on Russia. And ‘a self-respecting country,’ concluded the Russian leader, ‘does not make decisions when under pressure.’ Moscow’s response to any attacks on Russian territory with Tomahawk missiles ‘would be severe, if not stunning.’
Ukraine, Putin: ‘US sanctions are a hostile act’
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Rome, 23 October (LaPresse) – Sanctions imposed by the United States are ‘a hostile act that does not strengthen Russian-American relations,’ said Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, according to Russian news agencies. According to Putin, the sanctions ‘from a political point of view are obviously an attempt to exert pressure,’ but their economic impact ‘will not be significant’ on Russia. And ‘a self-respecting country,’ concluded the Russian leader, ‘does not make decisions when under pressure.’ Moscow’s response to any attacks on Russian territory with Tomahawk missiles ‘would be severe, if not stunning.’
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