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February 28 (Reuters) – Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in a statement published on Tuesday that unless Washington listens to Moscow’s position, Russia USA will not resume its participation in the START treaty on the reduction of nuclear weapons.
President Vladimir Putin warned the West about the war in Ukraine last week, and the West its strategic weather directly in attempts to strike their bases hand announced his decision to suspend Russia’s participation in the latest START treaty after accusing him of being
Peskov said in an interview to “Izvestia” newspaper that USA especially the “collective Western attitude” towards Moscow should change.
“One country’s security cannot be ensured at the expense of another country’s security,” Peskov said.
He also said that NATO By arming Ukraine “no longer as our conventional opponent, but as an enemy unit acts as a block”.
It urged both sides to agree to a gradual de-escalation and warned against the use of nuclear weapons Ukraine Speaking about China’s peace plan, Peskov said that Beijing’s voice should be heard, but the nuances of the proposal are important.
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“The problem is peace way Any attempt to formulate theses to achieve a solution is welcomed, but of course, nuances are important,” the Kremlin spokesman said.
Shortly before Moscow sent tens of thousands of troops to Ukraine a year ago Russia China, which declared an “unrestricted” alliance with, called for a comprehensive ceasefire in Ukraine on Friday.
Ukraine President Vladimir Zelensky He said that Beijing is ready to review some parts of the 12-point peace plan.
Reporting by Lydia Kelly and Ronald Popeski; Written by Lydia Kelly; Edited by Himani Sarkar
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2023-02-28 04:03:08
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