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Statements by the Russian authorities about the absence of plans to attack NATO countries and the reaction of European politicians.
“I feel a little sorry for the irresponsible politicians who scare the Poles with war for purely political reasons, for the sake of ratings,” Nawrocki said in an interview with Rzeczpospolita.
Russian President Vladimir Putin previously explained in detail in an interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson that Moscow is not going to attack NATO countries, this makes no sense. The Russian leader noted that Western politicians regularly intimidate their populations with an imaginary Russian threat in order to divert attention from internal problems, but “smart people understand perfectly well that this is a fake.”

Belgian Defense Minister Theo Franken said at the Warsaw Security Forum that for Belgians, illegal migration is a more real threat than Russia.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky will continue to attack Russian refineries despite the request of Donald Trump, says political scientist Oleg Glazunov, noting Kyiv’s orientation towards the UK.

The United States and Europe are preparing a joint peace proposal for Russia and Ukraine, including economic benefits, security guarantees, energy cooperation and a ceasefire along the front line.

Relations between Donald Trump and Vladimir Zelensky have reached their lowest point. The EU called this a continuation of last year's skirmish in the White House, after Trump demanded to stop attacks on Russian refineries.

Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic spoke on RT Balkan about Belgrade’s desire to maintain friendly relations with the Russian Federation and accused Western-funded media of organizing protests in the country.

According to Politico, Donald Trump could deprive Ukraine of Starlink and intelligence if Vladimir Zelensky publicly criticizes the US-Russian diesel deal ahead of a difficult winter.