• $
  • £

Russian Foreign Ministry says “Macron playing with fire”

Russian Foreign Ministry says “Macron playing with fire”
09.04.2024 11:30
French President Emmanuel Macron is playing with fire by starting discussions about the possible sending of military contingents to Ukraine, the head of the second department of the CIS countries of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Alexey Polishchuk, said in an interview with TASS.

"Such conversations cannot but cause concern. Politicians calling for military intervention in Ukraine are playing with fire,” the diplomat said, commenting on the corresponding statements of the French leader.

He added that many Western politicians sacrifice the national interests of their own countries to the political situation and election interests.

"It seems that they do not realize the risks of escalation and growth of the crisis. This is political infantilism. Our warnings about the consequences of continuing to pump weapons into the Kyiv regime are being ignored,” Polishchuk emphasized.





www.anews.az
Similar news
Similar news
German president describes Azerbaijan as 'island of stability'
World 15:30
German president describes Azerbaijan as 'island of stability'
IRGC reports explosions on two tankers near Strait of Hormuz
World 09:59
IRGC reports explosions on two tankers near Strait of Hormuz
France says two diplomats detained by Iranian security forces
World 09:30
France says two diplomats detained by Iranian security forces
U.S. Vice President JD Vance welcomes fourth child
World 14:30
U.S. Vice President JD Vance welcomes fourth child
WP: U.S. edges closer to full-scale war with Iran
World 14:00
WP: U.S. edges closer to full-scale war with Iran
Trump says Iran retains limited missile and drone capabilities
World 11:25
Trump says Iran retains limited missile and drone capabilities
Armenia gains access to US defence technologies
World 09:59
Armenia gains access to US defence technologies
U.S. to limit foreign students’ stay to four years
World 14:00
U.S. to limit foreign students’ stay to four years
U.S. urges citizens to remain vigilant in Iraq
World 11:30
U.S. urges citizens to remain vigilant in Iraq
Anews TV

Our official Youtube channel

Subscribe