MOSCOW: The Kremlin said on Wednesday (Jul 12) that security assurances the West is planning to offer Ukraine would be a dangerous mistake that would impinge on Russia's own security and expose Europe to greater risks for years ahead. G7 countries are expected on Wednesday to announce an international fram
"By taking such a decision, these countries will make Europe much more dangerous for many many years to come. And of course they will do a disservice to us, something we will take into account."it could join"when conditions are met"Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said it was a lesson for Kyiv which she said proved that the West made up its own rules of the game to fit its agenda.
"Smarter people don't take part in it, since there are no rules - they are invented on the go, and they change if the game doesn't bring the desired result," she said. Konstantin Kosachyov, deputy chairman of Russia's upper house of parliament, said the outcome was a humiliation for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, alleging that NATO was exploiting Kyiv to wage war on Russia while keeping it out because of the risk of nuclear confrontation.
"In the end, Kyiv was shown its place: To serve as expendable material, to destroy its soldiers for NATO without guarantees of membership in it, and in general to keep its distance from the alliance for now because Ukraine clearly 'smells' of a nuclear war in which 'real' Europeans will die," Kosachyov wrote on Telegram.
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