Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia will not engage in any new wars after Ukraine if Western nations respect Moscow’s interests. Speaking during a televised interview on Friday, Putin dismissed allegations that Russia intends to attack European countries, calling such claims baseless. He emphasized that mutual respect between Russia and the West could prevent further military conflicts.
Earlier this month, Putin reiterated that Russia has no plans to go to war with Europe, but warned that his country remains ready if provoked. He also conditioned peace on NATO refraining from what he described as deceptive eastern expansion. Meanwhile, Ukrainian officials reported that a Russian missile strike in the southern Odesa region killed seven people and injured fifteen others, underscoring the ongoing toll of the conflict that began in February 2022.
Analysts suggest Putin’s remarks aim to project a defensive posture while maintaining pressure on NATO and Western governments. The statement comes amid continued international scrutiny of Russia’s military actions and diplomatic isolation.
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