Putin Says NATO Rearmament Not a 'Threat' to Russia

Putin dismisses Nato buildup as no threat to Russia, vows more gains in Ukraine

MOSCOW, June 19 — Russian President Vladimir Putin said today that Nato’s push to ramp up defence spending was not a “threat” to Russia, days before the alliance was set to sign-off on a plan to boost its military capacity across Europe. In a late-night press conference, the Russian leader also said his troops would not stop pushing forward in Ukraine and sought to undermine his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky. The Western military alli…

Putin says NATO rearmament not a threat, willing to meet Zelenskyy

Russian President Vladimir Putin says a meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy would only happen at a final phase of negotiations "so as not to sit there and divide things up endlessly, but to put an end to it".

Putin says NATO rearmament 'not a threat'

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Russia doesn't consider any kind of rearmament by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) a threat, seeing as how his country is

NATO rearmament not threat to Russia: Putin

NATO rearmament not threat to Russia: Putin

Putin says NATO rearmament not a 'threat' to Russia

Putin dismisses NATO's increased defence spending as a threat, emphasising Russia's self-sufficiency in ensuring security.

Putin says NATO’s increased defense spending poses no 'threat' to Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday NATO's drive to increase defence spending was no "threat" to Moscow, ahead of the alliance's expected approval of a plan to bolster European military…