Kremlin: We see no prospects for negotiations with Ukraine

According to Fars International News Agency, Russian Presidential Spokesperson Dimitri Peskov once again described Finland’s joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) as a threat to his country’s security.

“Finland’s joining NATO not only does not increase stability and security in Europe, but also poses a threat to Russia’s security,” Peskov said during a daily press conference in the Kremlin.

According to Sputnik news agency, he explained: “After Finland joins NATO, Russia will need more measures to ensure its security, and we will do whatever is necessary.”

In response to a question about the fate of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine to end the conflict, the Kremlin spokesman said: “Russia still does not see any prospects for negotiations with Ukraine.”

According to this report, Peskov also clarified about former US President Donald Trump’s trial: “Regarding the Trump case, we do not give ourselves the right to interfere in the internal affairs of the United States, just as they should not interfere in our affairs.”

In response to Fu Chang, the Chinese ambassador in Moscow, saying that the declaration of “boundless friendship” between Beijing and Russia is only in words, he emphasized: “We are focusing on the content and spirit of the communication between the presidents of the two countries.” .

According to Sputnik, this Russian official also announced that the heads of the four regions newly annexed to Russia (Zaprogya, Donetsk, Luhansk and Kherson) will participate in the meeting of the National Security Council of Russia with the presence of the President of this country, Vladimir Putin, in the Kremlin.

In another part of his speech, Peskov added: “Putin’s call and [الکساندر] Lukashenko [رئیس جمهور بلاروس] On Wednesday, it will be devoted to bilateral issues and security concerns.

Yesterday, he also said that the expansion of the NATO military alliance is a violation of Russia’s security and forces Moscow to take countermeasures to ensure its own security. (More details)

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