“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergey Lavrov said that “nuclear rhetoric” of French President Emmanuel Macron is a threat to Russia. Source: “European Truth” with reference to Russian Interfax “Lavrov’s direct language:” Of course, it is a threat to Russia.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: “European Truth” with reference to Russian “Interfax”
Direct Laurel Language: “Of course, it is a threat to Russia. If it considers us a threat, gathers a meeting of the heads of the General Staff of European countries and Britain, says that it is necessary to use nuclear weapons, to prepare for the use of nuclear weapons against Russia – it is, of course, a threat.”
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Details: He recalled that Macron “periodically states that he calls Putin, will definitely talk to him” and added that “such opportunities are, no one prohibits, on the contrary, the President (Russian head Vladimir Putin – ed.) Constantly emphasizes his openness to contact with all his colleagues.”
In his turn, the Kremlin head Dmitry Peskov called Macron’s statements very confrontational and added that due to the nuclear rhetoric of the French leader, Paris seeks to continue the war.
“If you read Macron’s speech, then the feeling that France is really looking for a continuation of the war. Moreover, France is ready to use its nuclear weapons in the safety, etc. This is such a nuclear rhetoric, it is a claim for nuclear leadership in Europe. That is, it is very, very, very confrontation,” Peskov said.
Prehistory:
- French President Emmanuel Macron confirmed the day before that he was ready to speak about the possibility of protecting the “nuclear umbrella” of France of other European allies.
- Macron also announced that the next week in Paris plans to meet the heads of armies of those European countries who are potentially ready to participate in the European Contingent in Ukraine as part of security guarantees.
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