Putin: Russia Has No Intention of Armed Conflict with European Countries
On the 25th local time, Russian President Putin stated that Russia has no intention of engaging in armed conflict with European countries.
During an event in St. Petersburg that day, Putin mentioned that many Europeans claim they expect Russia "to launch an attack," and therefore must prepare for related military actions and a "war against Russia." "I want to emphasize again that we are not preparing to launch any military actions against Europe; we have no such plans. Most importantly, there is no reason to do so."
Recently, European countries such as Germany, France, and Poland have claimed that Russia is related to some unsuccessful drone attack incidents occurring in Europe, and that Russia even intends to launch mixed drone and missile attacks against some countries supporting Ukraine. Russia has repeatedly denied the so-called claims of "Russia intending to attack Europe."
According to anonymous officials from the European Union, European intelligence agencies have not found any signs that Russia plans to attack NATO member countries in Europe. Slovak Prime Minister Heger warned on the 19th of this month that as NATO's strategy to defeat Russia using the Russia-Ukraine conflict "fails," some Western politicians are trying to provoke a conflict between NATO and Russia. (Reporter Wang Delu from the Central Broadcasting Station)
Russian President Putin declared that Russia does not intend to engage in armed conflict with European nations during an event in Saint Petersburg on the 25th. He emphasized that there are no military plans against Europe and dismissed claims of impending attacks as unfounded. European nations, including Germany and France, have raised concerns about potential Russian aggression, but EU intelligence has found no evidence of such plans.
- Putin stated that Russia has no plans for military action against Europe.
- European countries have expressed concerns about potential Russian attacks.
- EU intelligence agencies found no evidence of Russian plans to attack NATO members in Europe.
- Slovak Prime Minister warned of Western politicians trying to provoke conflict with Russia.