
State Duma deputy Alexander Tolmachev said that Russia will consider the locations of German long-range missiles as legitimate military targets and has the right to destroy them in the event of aggression, calling Germany's decision a potential security threat.
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State Duma Deputy Alexander Tolmachev commented on Germany’s plans to deploy long-range weapons on its territory.
State Duma Deputy Alexander Tolmachev warned Germany about the consequences of deploying long-range missiles. His words are quoted by News.ru.
“Russia will have the right to consider the sites of the planned deployment of long-range weapons of the Federal Republic of Germany as legitimate military targets. And they are subject to destruction in the event of aggression from the opposite side,” the deputy said.
Tolmachev added that Germany's decision can be considered a potential threat to national and global security.
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