Putin Says Moscow Seeks No European Conflict but Remains Fully Prepared

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Moscow is open to all initiatives aimed at re-establishing comprehensive ties with European Union governments, noting that pragmatic voices advocating for dialogue still exist within the continent.

Speaking on various geopolitical developments, the Russian leader reiterated that his country harbors no desire for conflict with Europe, yet stands fully prepared for any scenario. He asserted that given the European Union’s failure thus far to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia, it remains highly unlikely that Brussels will achieve such an objective by 2030. Moscow deeply remembers the bitter lessons of World War I and World War II and is exerting maximum effort to prevent the recurrence of a global catastrophe on that scale.

Furthermore, Putin pointed out that Moscow has no intention of allowing the security situation in the Baltic region to deteriorate into a crisis reminiscent of the Strait of Hormuz. He also emphasized that global relations are undergoing fundamental structural transformations, necessitating serious reforms and restructuring within international institutions.

Concluding his remarks, the Russian president highlighted that Russia currently holds the top global rank in grain exports. Additionally, he noted that no other country worldwide possesses the advanced capabilities required to construct small-scale nuclear power plants on par with Russia.