US EditionPutin cautions Germany over any Taurus missile supplies to Ukraine
- Russia announced it would terminate a 1996 military-technical cooperation agreement with Germany due to Berlin's potential supply of Taurus missiles to Ukraine.
- Vladimir Putin warned that supplying these missiles could worsen relations between Russia and Germany.
- The Russian Foreign Ministry criticized Germany for its hostile policies, claiming they harm Russian security interests.
- Putin expressed concerns about Germany's military involvement and rejected the idea of Germany mediating between Russia and Ukraine.
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Putin is open to talks with Friedrich Merz if he should seek contact, while at the same time warning against Taurus deliveries.
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Russia's President Putin has agreed to hold talks with Germany's Chancellor Merz. At the same time, Putin warned Germany of the delivery of Taurus missiles to Kyyiv
The Russian president claims that if the missiles are delivered to Ukraine, Germany will be directly involved in the war.
A Taurus delivery would "destroy our relations completely," Putin said during a round of talks with news agencies towards Germany. And he has another message.
Russia announced that it will denounce the 1996 military-technical cooperation agreement with Germany in the face of the possibility that Berlin will supply Taurus missiles to Ukraine, which Russian President Vladimir Putin warned will deteriorate bilateral relations. “The Russian side intends to denounce this agreement. The corresponding state-level procedures are being carried out,” the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in a statem…
A possible delivery of long-acting Ukrainian rockets by Taurus would "complete" Moscow's relations with Berlin, Russian President Vladimir Putin warns.
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