Moscow - Saba:
Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, confirmed on Tuesday that statements suggesting that Russia might attack Europe "lack logic."
Medvedev said in statements reported by the Russian news agency TASS: "Talk about Russia seeking to attack Europe is absolutely nonsense and illogical.
Russian President Vladimir Putin described this as an attempt by European leaders to "instill fear in their people" in order to keep them feeling constantly on edge."
The Russian official noted that European politicians are evading all the economic problems facing their countries by supporting the ongoing war in Ukraine and blaming everything on Russia.
Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, confirmed on Tuesday that statements suggesting that Russia might attack Europe "lack logic."
Medvedev said in statements reported by the Russian news agency TASS: "Talk about Russia seeking to attack Europe is absolutely nonsense and illogical.
Russian President Vladimir Putin described this as an attempt by European leaders to "instill fear in their people" in order to keep them feeling constantly on edge."
The Russian official noted that European politicians are evading all the economic problems facing their countries by supporting the ongoing war in Ukraine and blaming everything on Russia.