Russian official: NATO intervention in Ukraine is very dangerous/ Navalny’s death was natural

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “Novosti” news agency, Sergei Naryshkin, director of the Russian foreign intelligence service, believes that French President Emmanuel Macron’s statements about the possibility of sending NATO troops to Ukraine show the irresponsibility of European leaders and will also lead the world to the brink of nuclear war.

Naryshkin said in a TV interview last night: Such words show the high level of political irresponsibility of the current leaders of European countries, and in this case the French president. Admittedly, it is sad to see this situation and it is sad to realize how low the negotiating capacity of the current European and North Atlantic elites is.

This official The Russian high-ranking official also responded positively to the moderator’s question about whether such statements will lead the world to nuclear war and reminded that the current European elites show less and less common sense.

Naryshkin: Navalny died of natural causes

Director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service in response to another question announced that Alexei Navalny, a Russian dissident blogger serving his sentence in prison, died of natural causes.

Sergei Naryshkin said: “I don’t think Navalny’s death has a suspicious point and there is a special intention behind it. Unfortunately, this is human nature and sooner or later life ends and everyone dies. Navalny also died a natural death.”

He also emphasized that he considers the reaction of the Western countries to what happened to be disgusting and reminded: they are “evil dances in Around Navalny’s coffin, they arrange that “this is an immoral and vile trait.”

In late February, the Danish police announced that they were suspending the investigation into the explosions of the joint venture. has done. It was explained that there is no basis for filing a criminal case in this regard. However, the police did not rule out the possibility of “deliberate vandalism”. , were apparently in contact with their close allies during the investigation. He also noted Denmark’s admission that this could be a deliberate act of sabotage. German authorities are interested in continuing the investigation into the vandalism. He reminded that the Prosecutor General’s Office is responsible for this and will decide on the next steps.

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