Former Czech Foreign Minister Says Europe Must Stop Believing a Deal With Putin Is Possible
Any attempt to secure peace through an agreement with Russia risks weapons eventually being turned against Europe, according to Ukrinform.
A former Czech foreign minister said Europe must stop believing it can secure peaceful coexistence through a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukrinform reported.
The former minister said that if Europeans pursue such an agreement, Russian weapons could one day be turned against them, according to the report.
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- Former Czech FM: Europe must stop believing it can reach deal with Putin — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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