Russia Aware of Rights Violations Against Russian-Speaking Minorities
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The rights of the Russian-speaking population were allegedly violated in those countries, and the Russian dictator claimed.
Putin said about violations of the rights of Russian speakers in the Baltic countries Putin said that the Russian Federation responds to violations of the rights of Russian speakers <p>in the Baltics within the framework of humanitarian and international law. He denied Plans for war with Europe.</p>
"Russia is not preparing for any military action against Europe."
Vladimir Putin's disturbing words. "Russia is aware that the rights of Russian-speaking people are being violated in the Baltic states, but it is responding to this in the humanitarian sphere," the Russian president said.
Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin said on September 25 that in the Baltic countries Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia allegedly violate the rights of Russian-speaking people. But Moscow seems to have already decided on the solution of this “issue”.
Vladimir Putin assured that Russia is not preparing for war with Europe, accusing Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia of allegedly violating the rights of Russian-speaking people. The Russian leader argued that Moscow has no reason to attack European countries, reports Censor.net.
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