Lavrov Says Russia Will Not Attack NATO Unless Provoked

Lavrov says Russia will not attack NATO unless provoked

Russia will not launch attack on Europe but will respond forcefully if struck: Lavrov

Russia has no intention of launching a military attack on Europe, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said; however, he warned that Moscow would respond decisively to any military aggression.

Russia ready to retaliate but has no plans to attack Europe, says Lavrov

Russia says it has no plans to attack Europe, but warns it is ready to launch full military retaliation if threatened, Lavrov. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow has no plans to attack Europe but would respond with full military force if threatened. Speaking to Russian television, Lavrov warned that if Europe launches an attack, Russia would use all available military capabilities under its doctrine. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Pesk…

Lavrov: Russia Has No Plans to Attack Europe but Warns of "Full Military Response"

Russian Foreign Minister (FM) Sergey Lavrov emphasized that Russia has no intention of attacking Europe but stands ready to respond militarily if necessary.

Russia will not attack Europe unless struck first – Lavrov - The Press United

The foreign minister said Moscow would retaliate with full force against a potential aggression from the West Russia will not attack EU or NATO member states unless it is attacked first, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said. Western officials have justified increased military spending by citing the need to defend NATO’s eastern flank. Germany’s top […] The post Russia will not attack Europe unless struck first – Lavrov appeared first on The P…

Australian National Review - Russia will not attack Europe unless struck first – Lavrov — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union

The foreign minister said Moscow would retaliate with full force against a potential aggression from the West Russia will not attack EU or NATO member states unless it is attacked first, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said. Western officials have justified increased military spending by citing the need to defend NATO’s eastern flank. Germany’s top military commander, General Carsten Breuer, said in December 2025 that the country must be read…