Peskov commented on the statement of the American president about the absence of a threat to Russia from NATO
Earlier, Obama said that NATO does not threaten Russia, and “cooperation with a united and strong Europe would be in Moscow’s interests.” However, in his opinion, Putin "as a rule, considered NATO, the EU, transatlantic unity as a threat to Russian power."
According to him, "Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stressed in various cases the desire of Russia to build mutually beneficial, kind, constructive relations with all countries of the world."
Recently, at the All-Russian Popular Front Forum, Putin declared that “Russia as an independent player who knows his own worth and has his own interests doesn’t need a player.” At the same time, he noted that Moscow "will not allow the loss of state sovereignty." We are “ready to compromise and take into account the interests of others, but we expect the same from our partners,” the president added.
- AP
Information