Russia's Putin Mocks Estonian Pre-Emptive Strike Call as NATO Eyes Kaliningrad Invasion?
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Russia's Putin mocks Estonian pre-emptive strike call as NATO eyes Kaliningrad invasion?
President Vladimir Putin dismissed Estonian Defence Minister Martin Herem’s reported comments about pre-emptive action against Russia as “political clownery,” saying Estonia could not realistically fight Russia alone. Putin also repeated that Moscow has no plans for military action against Europe, calling European warnings of a Russian threat deliberate provocation.
The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, classified on Friday (25) the statements of the new Minister of Defence of Estonia. The statements of the new Minister of Defence of Estonia. The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, classified the statements of the new Minister of Defence of Estonia. The President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, as "political clown" . The statements of the new Minister of Defence of Estonia. The President of t…
"The circus has left, the clowns have stayed," Russian President Vladimir Putin said, commenting on the words of Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur about the benefits of a preventive strike on Russia
Putin called these statements "political clownery" and "complete nonsense. " He noted that Estonia's population is about 1.3 million people, while the Russian army alone numbers 1.535 million servicemen, so talk of a preventive attack on the Russian...
The circus left, but the Herem remained: Putin struck back at the Estonian Defense Minister
Russian President Vladimir Putin called the statement by Estonian Defense Minister Martin Herem about the possibility of a preemptive strike on Russia a political clowning. The Russian leader told reporters about this on the sidelines of the United Cultures Forum.
Russian President Vladimir Putin responded to harsh remarks by Estonian Defense Minister Martin Herem against Russia by focusing on population and military power. Putin described Estonia's statements as "political buffoonery."
Vladimir Putin insists he has no plans to attack Europe. This propaganda has been repeated for years. The Russian leader thus tries to convince the world that the European states, by arming themselves, pose a threat to Russia. However, Moscow has committed numerous provocations and incidents.
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