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BackPutin avverte l'Europa: dispiegare truppe in Ucraina equivarrebbe a guerra contro la Russia
Putin avverte l'Europa: dispiegare truppe in Ucraina equivarrebbe a guerra contro la Russia
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Putin avverte l'Europa: dispiegare truppe in Ucraina equivarrebbe a guerra contro la Russia

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Vladimir Putin ha avvertito i paesi europei che qualsiasi dispiegamento di truppe in Ucraina sarebbe considerato una guerra contro la Russia, parlando da New Delhi durante il vertice dei Brics.

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Le dichiarazioni di Putin arrivano mentre alcuni paesi europei valutano l'invio di truppe in Ucraina per supportare Kiev nel conflitto con la Russia.

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(ANSA-AFP) - MOSCA, 11 SET - Avvertimento di Vladimir Putin ai Paesi europei: qualsiasi dispiegamento di truppe europee in Ucraina, ha detto il leader del Cremlino citato dalle agenzie russe, equivarrebbe infatti a "una guerra contro la Russia", mentre Mosca "non minaccia" l'Europa.

"Al momento, loro dicono che stanno valutando se mandare truppe sul territorio ucraino. Questo corrisponde a una guerra contro la Russia", ha affermato Putin parlando da New Delhi dove si trova per il vertice dei Brics. (ANSA-AFP).

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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • I paesi europei continueranno a valutare l'invio di truppe in Ucraina nonostante l'avvertimento di Putin

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • Quali paesi europei stanno valutando l'invio di truppe?
  • Quale sarebbe la risposta della NATO a un eventuale dispiegamento?
  • Come potrebbe cambiare il conflitto se truppe europee entrassero in Ucraina?

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