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Russian MFA says claims about Russia’s plans to attack NATO absurd

Russian MFA says claims about Russia’s plans to attack NATO absurd
17.05.2024 09:30
Russia is not going to attack NATO, and discussions about this in the West are completely absurd, Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Sergei Ryabkov said in an interview with TASS.

"At the command from Washington, the idea that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not stop in Ukraine, but will definitely attack other NATO countries has become the fashion for the spring-summer season of 2024. This is complete absurdity,” the deputy minister noted.





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