Putin Says NATO Is Preparing for War—and Compares Western Countries to Nazi Germany in 1941
Putin said NATO is using a fabricated Russian threat to justify higher defense spending and readiness as members plan up to €800 billion more by decade’s end.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin accused NATO of openly preparing for war against Russia, claiming the alliance fabricates a Moscow threat to justify higher Western military spending.
- Putin repeated Moscow's long-running claim that Russia "endured for eight years" and was "forced" to defend Donbas, arguing the West creates threats to justify its own aggressive posture.
- Drawing parallels to 1941, the President claimed Nazi Germany also blamed the Soviet Union after attacking; Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko stated "the risk of a military clash is increasing."
- Putin praised his forces for nearing Kostiantynivka in Donetsk and dismissed potential talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, claiming Ukraine shows no interest in peace.
- European intelligence agencies have assessed Russia could attack a NATO member state by 2030, while NATO members agreed to lift core military spending to 3.5 per cent of GDP.
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Putin makes serious accusations and claims that NATO states are preparing for war against Russia.
Putin Claims The West Is Not Hiding Its War Plans
Russian President Vladimir Putin claims that the United States is no longer hiding its plans for war with Russia. Putin specifically called out NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) and the European Union, saying its leaders are using “false claims” about the supposed “Russian threat” to justify rampant militarization. “Now, they are openly saying that they are preparing for war with us, increasing military offensive budgets,” Putin said. He…
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