
Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov said that European countries should stop putting pressure on the Kaliningrad region, emphasizing that the region is an integral part of Russia and Moscow will not allow encroachments on it.
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The statement was made against the backdrop of discussions about the militarization of Europe and the status of the Kaliningrad region.
European countries should “moderate their ardor” on the issue of the Kaliningrad region. This was stated by the press secretary of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Peskov, RIA Novosti reports.
“We need to moderate our ardor here. What is needed here in Europe is for everyone to understand that this is truly an integral part of the Russian Federation. The Russian Federation will never allow anyone to encroach on this integral part,” the Kremlin spokesman said.
According to Peskov, Moscow considers any attempts to put pressure on the Kaliningrad region unacceptable. He noted that against the backdrop of the militarization of Europe, the Russian side considers it necessary to outline its position on this issue in advance.

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