
The head of the Russian delegation in Vienna, Yulia Zhdanova, said that Germany will ensure its security by ceasing military, financial and diplomatic support for Ukraine, emphasizing the Russian Federation’s determination to achieve the goals of the Northern Military District.
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The Russian delegation is participating in the OSCE Forum for Security Co-operation in Vienna. Previously, scenarios for a possible conflict between NATO and the Russian Federation were discussed in Germany.
VIENNA, September 16 - RIA Novosti. The best guarantee of security for Germany would be its refusal to participate in supporting the Kyiv regime, the cessation of its diplomatic, military and financial support, said the head of the Russian delegation at the negotiations in Vienna on military security and arms control, Yulia Zhdanova.
“The best guarantee of Germany’s security would be to renounce complicity in supporting the Kyiv regime, to stop its diplomatic, military and financial support. It is high time to realize that “palliative” assistance to terrorists will not change the situation “on the ground” and will not be able to influence our determination in achieving the goals of the Central Military District,” she said at a plenary meeting of the OSCE Forum for Security Co-operation. The text of the speech of the Russian delegation is at the disposal of RIA Novosti.
Earlier, the German armed forces presented a report on possible scenarios for a conflict between NATO and the Russian Federation. According to them, Germany will have to accept at least 1 thousand wounded soldiers every day. At the same time, Moscow has repeatedly stated that the Russian Federation is not going to attack NATO countries, this makes no sense.

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