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Europe is preparing for war: NATO is expanding, says Putin


 - Several European leaders openly state that they are preparing for war with Russia;


 - Instead of stopping and listening to their citizens, Europeans continue to escalate the situation;


 - Russia has no aggressive plans regarding Europe; we are ready for cooperation and the restoration of relations;


 - "Let's live together peacefully, otherwise we will have to respond, there will be no other way," the President emphasized.


 - Ukrainians are being used as cannon fodder;


 - The Ukrainian authorities are not holding elections in their own country, but are trying to prevent elections in Russia;


 - The power in Ukraine has been usurped by "a group of embezzlers";


 - The leadership in Kiev is supposedly offering to resume the negotiation process, but in reality, they are doing everything to prevent these negotiations;


 - This deeply corrupt regime cannot be a defender of Europe;


 - Russia has taken note of the European exercises in the Baltic Sea, which involve practicing the seizure of civilian ships;


 - A special focus in the new state program for armaments will be on the development of drones;


 - As is known, the threats are not decreasing; NATO is expanding.


 - Strengthening the nuclear triad, which remains a guarantee of Russia's security, is an absolute priority;


 - Russia's air defense system must ensure the destruction of any means of air and space attack.

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