Putin Urges NATO to Avoid Escalation in Ukraine Crisis

Addressing his supporters and the media following his decisive victory in the presidential election, Putin highlighted the presence of fighters from NATO nations on Ukrainian soil. He expressed Moscow's awareness of NATO's intentions to deploy troops in Ukraine, noting the prevalence of French and English languages spoken among them.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a stern warning to the US-led NATO military alliance, cautioning against any potential deployment of troops in Ukraine. Putin emphasized that such a move would bring the world dangerously close to a scenario akin to a full-scale World War III.

Addressing his supporters and the media following his decisive victory in the presidential election, Putin highlighted the presence of fighters from NATO nations on Ukrainian soil. He expressed Moscow's awareness of NATO's intentions to deploy troops in Ukraine, noting the prevalence of French and English languages spoken among them.

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Putin underscored the grave consequences of escalating tensions in the region, particularly emphasizing the human cost of military intervention. He emphasized the potential for a catastrophic global conflict, asserting that nobody stands to benefit from such a scenario.

Responding to French President Emmanuel Macron's remarks hinting at the possibility of Western military involvement in Ukraine, Putin urged France to prioritize diplomatic efforts towards resolving the conflict peacefully. He emphasized the importance of de-escalation and cooperation in finding a sustainable solution to the hostilities in Ukraine.

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