Russia Not Preparing for Conflict with Europe, Putin Says
- On Sept 25, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated at the Petersburg International United Cultures Forum that war settlement proposals remain on the table, though Moscow must still assess its best interests.
- The Kremlin was prepared to resume negotiations with Ukraine following parliamentary elections, but Putin claimed Ukraine launched attacks on Moscow and hit polling stations, disrupting those plans.
- Putin warned that Ukraine would "be made to feel Russia's retaliatory strikes," asserting that Kyiv's provocative actions are "only making things worse for themselves."
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sept 25 he asked President Donald Trump to press Chinese President Jinping to use his influence to end the war.
- The United States is pushing for a three-way meeting involving delegations from the United States, Ukraine, and Russia, with officials planning technical talks without the countries' leaders.
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Secretary General Mark Rutte said Thursday that he believes that the increase in the number of hybrid incidents in NATO countries shows that the Russian President is losing the war in Ukraine
Putin says that the country is not preparing for a war with Europe and sees no real reason for an aggravation of the situation with the continent. Kirill Dmitriev meets with U.S. envoys.
In the EU, people fear that Putin's Russia could also attack Europe militarily in a few years' time. The President now opposes this and makes it clear that he does not follow such plans in the approach. Similarly, he sounded just before the full invasion in Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin says the country is not preparing a conflict with Europe "in any way."
Vladimir Putin assured that Europe had nothing to fear from Moscow, despite warnings from European officials, including Emmanuel Macron. However, the Kremlin master said that Russia would "think well" before a possible resumption of the negotiations on the conflict in Ukraine. In his view, the recent attacks carried out by Kiev on Russian territory. - Vladimir Putin denied any attack on Europe, but reserved his response to the talks on Ukraine (…
"We are not preparing for any kind of fighting with Europe," the Russian President said.
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