‘Sending Troops to Ukraine Means War with Russia’: Putin Warns Europe
Putin said sending European troops to Ukraine would amount to war with Russia and denied any threat to European countries.
- On Saturday, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned European nations against deploying troops to Kyiv, stating that such action would mean "war with Russia" while denying any intent to threaten European countries.
- Ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Putin on Friday to discuss expanding cooperation in energy, infrastructure, and defence, marking their second meeting in less than two weeks.
- Putin asserted that all European issues were settled following the Second World War, claiming actions countering international law or the UN Charter ignore the consent given during the collapse of the Soviet Union.
- While various European nations continue supporting Ukraine, the United States has attempted a mediator role; earlier this month, US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy after visiting Moscow.
- The conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which began in February 2022, has now entered its fifth year as the ongoing war remains a central point of tension despite international diplomatic efforts.
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‘Western troops in Ukraine would mean war with Russia’: Putin ahead of Brics meet
President Putin warned that the presence of foreign troops in Ukraine would escalate into war with Russia. He refuted claims that Russia poses a threat to European countries, stating that previous disagreements have been settled. Furthermore, he pointed out that the current challenges facing Europe stem from significant political and economic miscalculations by the West.
During an interview during his visit to New Delhi, Kremlin chief Putin said: If Western soldiers are in Ukraine, that is equivalent to a war against Russia. WORLD reporter Christoph Wanner reports.
Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that Russia is the country targeted by the most sanctions in the world and intensified his attacks on the West in a speech at the BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi. The Kremlin leader accused NATO and Western governments of war in Ukraine and Europe's problems and warned that sending troops to Ukrainian territory would mean "war with Russia."
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