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What will NATO's response be if Kyiv strikes deep into Russia by June 30, 2025?
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Russian Foreign Ministry•Maria Zakharova•NATO•Russia•Ukraine•Zakharova•Moscow•Kyiv•Russian•Washington•London•Paris•Brussels
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Zakharova Warns Washington, London, Paris, Brussels Against Allowing Kyiv to Strike Russia
Nov 13, 2024, 12:05 PM
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has issued a stern warning regarding NATO's involvement in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Zakharova stated that Moscow would regard any permission granted to Kyiv to strike deep into Russian territory as NATO's de facto entry into a direct military conflict with Russia. She emphasized that such actions would change the nature of the conflict and have significant consequences. Zakharova also reminded Washington, London, Paris, and Brussels that they are playing with fire.
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