Vladimir Poutine menace l’Europe d’une « réponse très convaincante » si elle persiste à s’armer et à aider Kiev
The Russian president accused the Europeans on Thursday of fueling the conflict in Ukraine, preventing its resolution and encouraging "a permanent escalation", saying he was also attentive to the "militarization" of the Old Continent.
As Europe, faced with Russia's hybrid warfare, attempts to mobilize, Vladimir Putin is threatening it with a "very convincing response" if it persists in arming itself and helping Ukraine. Speaking on Thursday, October 2, at a forum held in Sochi, on the shores of the Black Sea, the Russian leader bared his teeth. "Germany says its army should once again be the most powerful in Europe. (...) Let's see what that means. No one has any doubt that Russia's response will not be long in coming," he hammered home to an audience won over by his cause.
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