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Western politicians regularly discuss the possibility of a Russian attack on the alliance countries. Vladimir Putin has repeatedly denied such intentions.
Russia has no intention of attacking NATO, a British Ministry of Defense source said.
London has come to the conclusion that Putin is not seeking confrontation with NATO.
MOSCOW, September 23 – RIA Novosti. Russia has no intention of attacking NATO, a British Ministry of Defense source told the Associated Press.
“According to a British Ministry of Defense official who wished not to reveal his identity, London has come to the conclusion that Putin does not seek confrontation with NATO,” the publication says.
President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly explained in detail that Moscow has no intention of attacking alliance countries, but Western politicians regularly intimidate their populations with an imaginary threat to divert attention from internal problems.

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