The EU reacted to Putin’s next nuclear threats: continuation of very irresponsible and unacceptable behavior

European Commission spokesman for foreign policy Peter Stano commented on the next nuclear threats of Russian President Vladimir Putin, indicating that this is just a continuation of very irresponsible and unacceptable behavior and that the EU’s position remains unchanged, he writes UNN.

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“This is not the first time that Putin has played with his nuclear arsenal. So this is just a continuation of very irresponsible and unacceptable behavior on the part of Putin, who is showing the world, especially during a high-level week within the UN General Assembly, his true colors. That he is not shuns again and again playing nuclear games. That is why, of course, we resolutely reject these threats. And the EU’s position remains the same,” Stano said when asked how the EU would respond to the next “lowering of the threshold” for the use of Russian nuclear weapons against non-nuclear states. which was announced the day before by Putin.

According to Stano, the European side is trying to “convey this position also to our partners in the international community, showing them exactly how reckless and irresponsible behavior we see on the part of the one who represents a country that is a permanent member of the Security Council (UN), which is entrusted … the task of the Security Council is to maintain world peace. But he is undermining that.”

“So this is consistent with the pattern of his behavior so far, revealing his true colors during a very important high-level international event that is happening right now in New York,” said the spokesperson of the European Commission on foreign policy.

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