Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavarov said on Saturday that any aggressive action against Russia would be completed with “decisive response”.
His message follows the speculation of some NATO members that the Kremlin had targeted to expand his war in other Eastern European countries with Ukraine, when Russian Jets recently flew into Estonia and the drone was tracked into Polish and Romanian airspace.
“Russia has never made any such intention and no such intention” to threaten European borders, Lavarov said on Saturday.
“However, any aggression against my country will be completed with a decisive response. NATO and” European Union (EU) should have no doubt about this, they added during their Saturday. Address At the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Russia is carefully measuring the Kremlin’s efforts to end the war in Ukraine after Russia invades its neighbor over three years ago. Lavarov on Thursday accused NATO and the European Union declared a “real war” with Russia and participated directly into a struggle in Ukraine, saying that two multilateral organizations “directly participating in it, according to A.” Translation Russian-state media tass
Russian President Vladimir Putin Final meeting In August, in an attempt to negotiate a ceasefire with Ukraine with President Trump, but the talks have been stopped since face-to-face in Alaska. Since then, Putin has ordered attacks on the Ukrainian capital Kiev and has launched fatal attacks on other cities of the country.
Lavrov claimed on Saturday, however, Putin’s plans have to fight in Ukraine.
Lavrov said, “Force threats against Russia, practically the accused of planning an attack on the North Atlantic alliance and the European Union are becoming increasingly common.” “President Putin has repeatedly argued such provocation. Russia never has such intentions, but will get any aggression against my country with a decisive response.”
The Foreign Minister accepted concerns about drones entering foreign airspace and said that if the boundaries were violated, they understood efforts to reduce security threats.
“Try to understand that a drone, when it is not flying on our territory, but if it crosses someone’s limit, but has left our airspace, perhaps everyone has the right to do with the drone that they are required to ensure to ensure their safety,” Lavrov said at a news conference after his United Nations comment.
“But if any flying object, or actually an attempt is made to shoot any object in our area, in our airspace, then I think people will regret it seriously, will violate our regional integrity, our sovereignty.”
