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New NATO Members Become Targets for Russian Armed Forces by Default - Medvedev
New NATO Members Become Targets for Russian Armed Forces by Default - Medvedev
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The countries that joined NATO have entered a bloc hostile to Russia and have automatically become targets for the Russian armed forces, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday.
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The decision to join NATO has not increased the security of any single state, Medvedev added, citing Poland, the Baltic states, Finland and Sweden as examples.
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New NATO Members Become Targets for Russian Armed Forces by Default - Medvedev
MOSCOW (Sputnik) The countries that joined NATO have entered a bloc hostile to Russia and have automatically become targets for the Russian armed forces, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday.
"And now they [new NATO members] are in a bloc hostile to us, which means they have automatically become a target for our armed forces, including possible retaliatory strikes and even a nuclear component or preventive measures as part of military doctrine. What security did they get? They just got targeted by our armed forces. Did it make their lives better? No," Medvedev said at a federal educational marathon dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in World War II.
The decision to join NATO has not increased the security of any single state, Medvedev added, citing Poland, the Baltic states, Finland and Sweden as examples.
