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The U.S. strategy avoids naming Russia a threat and emphasizes diplomacy, with Kremlin calling it largely consistent with Moscow's vision and aiming to support peace efforts in Ukraine.
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Russia Claims US Security Strategy Now Mirrors Its Own
Russia is surprisingly pleased with President Donald Trump’s new National Security Strategy — a 33-page document. Some European officials say it reads uncomfortably like Kremlin talking points. So what’s in it that has Moscow smiling?For starters, the strategy avoids labeling Russia as a threat and instead warns that Europe is on the brink of “civilisational erasure.” It blames mass migration, foreign influence, and even alleged EU “censorship” …
There is no need for a rift between Europe and the United States over the new US Security Strategy, which warns of "civilizational erasure" in the Old World, said today the head of the German intelligence service, Sinan Selen.
Russia has welcomed the new US national security strategy that has caused a storm in Europe, saying that the changes, which are radically different from Washington's previous policy, are "largely in line" with Moscow's ideas.
Kremlin praises new U.S. security strategy as Russian strikes kill 4 in Ukraine
Russia on Sunday welcomed the Trump administration’s new national security strategy in comments by the Kremlin spokesman published by Russia’s Tass news agency. Dmitry Peskov said the updated…
The Kremlin spokesman welcomes the new US security strategy as "a positive step." With the strategy, the Americans are taking a clear distance from Europe.
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