Vladimir Putin denies plans to attack Europe

Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia has no plans to attack European nations, addressing recent waves of warnings from European leaders. Speaking at a forum in Saint Petersburg, Putin claimed there are no reasons to escalate the conflict with Europe at this time and emphasized that Russia is not preparing combat operations against the continent.

Despite these claims, Putin expressed dissatisfaction with the Baltic states, specifically regarding the treatment of Russian speakers. He asserted that Russia would continue to fight for the rights of its compatriots within the framework of international law.

Observers note that these statements come amid heightened tensions, with European intelligence services issuing warnings about potential Russian threats and accusations of hybrid warfare. Some analysts suggest that Moscow remains uninclined toward constructive dialogue with the West, instead focusing on its own strategic interests and potential future escalations.