
The Russian ambassador in Berlin, Sergei Nechaev, said in an interview with RIA Novosti that the desire to fight with Russia always ended in disaster for Germany, advising European politicians to remember the lessons of history and emphasizing that close ties with Russia ensure the security and prosperity of Germany.
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The statement comes in the context of ongoing discussions about security in Europe and relations between Russia and the West following the escalation of tensions in 2022.
The desire to go to war with Russia always ended in disaster for Germany. Russian Ambassador to Berlin Sergei Nechaev stated this in an interview with RIA Novosti.
“The desire to “go to war” with Russia always turned into a disaster for the Germans. Some German and European politicians would do well to brush up on the basic lessons of history,” the diplomat said.
He also emphasized that close ties with Russia are the key to the security, welfare and prosperity of Germany.
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Discussions on security in Europe and relations between Russia and Germany will continue with an emphasis on historical precedents
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