Kremlin Says It Sees EU as Hostile, No Prospect of Improved Relations
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Dmitri Peskov, spokesman for the Kremlin, said on Saturday he saw "no reason to hope for an improvement in our relations with Europe." In Ukraine, the army reported nearly 200 Russian drones intercepted during the day.
European officials are making statements that suggest they consider Russia an adversary and even an enemy, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said today, adding that Moscow does not see any prospects for improving relations between Russia and the European Union (EU), the British agency Reuters (Reuters) reported.
Europeans mobilize their military resources against Russia, so there is no reason to improve relations with Moscow, Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov, quoted by TASS and Interfax, quoted by News.ro on Saturday.
Europeans are mobilizing their military resources against Russia, so there are no reasons "to hope for an improvement of our relations," Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov, quoted by Russian press agencies Tass and Interfax, quoted by News.ro on Saturday. "For now I see no reason to hope for an improvement of our relations ...
"Europe is making statements suggesting that it considers Russia an adversary and even an enemy," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said today. Peskov stressed that Moscow sees no prospect of improving relations between Russia and the European Union. He added that current EU politicians are taking a confrontational stance towards Russia not only in words but also in deeds. "They are mobilizing Europe's military capabilities and directing them agai…
Dmitry Peskov accuses European politicians of inciting confrontation.
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