Leadera AfD Talks About the Deveselu Shield and Accuses NATO of Not Taking Into Account Putin's Concerns: "Let's Impose negotiations."
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In an interview with The Economist, the leader of the German party of extreme right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD), Alice Weidel, said that NATO did not take into account "a problem that Russia has repeatedly highlighted, referring to the extension of the Alliance to the border with the country led by Vladimir Putin, and mentioned the Aegis missile system at the Deveselu Military Base.
Alice Weidel, leader of the German AfD group, claims that the West must take into account "Russia's security interests and exert pressure on Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski to end the war. It invoked the anti-racquet shield from Deveselu, resuming Kremlin's claims about alleged nuclear capabilities installed in Romania.
"Why didn't anyone listen to Russia's concerns?
Alice Weidel, co-chair of the German Alternative Party for Germany (AfD), made controversial statements about Romania and the Deveselu anti-missile shield. The politician argued that the West ignored Russia's repeated warnings about installing missile systems near its borders, including invoking their supposed capacity to transport nuclear loads. [...]
The AfD leadership, Alice Weidel, claims that Vladimir Putin has reason to complain about the Deveselu missile shield, which he claims would include nuclear-capable systems located near Russia's borders. His statements are one of the Kremlin's accusations to NATO, although the Deveselu system has a defensive role and is designed to intercept ballistic missiles.
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