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Baltic Sea Will Remain Common Despite NATO Fantasies - Russian Ambassador

© Sputnik / Пресс-служба Минобороны РФ / Go to the mediabankA Russian warship takes part in planned exercises of the Russian Baltic Fleet involving 3,000 military personnel, 20 warships, around 25 aircraft and helicopters, and up to 70 units of military and specialised equipment to defend their bases in the Baltic Sea, Russia.
A Russian warship takes part in planned exercises of the Russian Baltic Fleet involving 3,000 military personnel, 20 warships, around 25 aircraft and helicopters, and up to 70 units of military and specialised equipment to defend their bases in the Baltic Sea, Russia.  - Sputnik International, 1920, 12.07.2025
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The Baltic Sea will remain a common space for all regional states, no matter what NATO countries "fantasize" about, Russian Ambassador to Denmark Vladimir Barbin said in an interview with Sputnik.
"Whatever the alliance's countries fantasize about, the Baltic Sea was, remains and will be a common space for all states in the region without exception," Barbin said.
He said the course chosen by Denmark and NATO countries to militarize the Baltic Sea region has no future.
The ambassador said the increase in military activity does not delay, but increases the risk of a conflict, especially in the absence of direct dialogue and mutual trust between Russia and NATO.
A Russian warship takes part in planned exercises of the Russian Baltic Fleet involving 3,000 military personnel, 20 warships, around 25 aircraft and helicopters, and up to 70 units of military and specialised equipment to defend their bases in the Baltic Sea, Russia.  - Sputnik International, 1920, 20.06.2025
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