MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned of a “terrible war” and warned Western nations to refrain from crossing Russia’s borders.
International media Reports According to the report, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday strongly reacted to the serious allegations leveled by NATO and blamed NATO for the failure of the talks.
During talks with Foreign Ministry officials, the Russian president expressed his concerns about the role of Western countries. He warned that Western countries should not cross the red line.
Vladimir Putin called Russia-US relations unsatisfactory and said he would try to resolve the issue by telephoning US officials.
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Earlier, NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen accused Russia of having a military presence in Ukraine. “We have seen a large number of Russian troops in Ukraine in recent weeks, which is a matter of concern because if Russia does not give up, the situation and relations could deteriorate,” he said.
Reacting to the accusation, the Russian president said that “on the one hand, the situation with Ukraine is coming to an end and on the other hand, the Western countries are trying to increase the pressure on Belarus and Poland by closing the borders for refugees.”
On the other hand, Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President are expected to have a second meeting this year. Political observers are calling the meeting crucial.
It may be recalled that during a meeting between the Presidents of Russia and the United States, the leaders of the two countries agreed to resolve issues amicably and enhance friendly relations. Russia’s Security Council Secretary and US Security Adviser were also present at the meeting.