"Russia will perceive this step, if it is taken, as hostile. This step will significantly increase the risks in the sphere of security not only in Europe, but also in the world as a whole," Naryshkin told reporters following the meeting of the heads of intelligence services of the CIS countries in Uzbekistan.
The issue of possible supplies of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine was partially discussed during the phone conversation between the Russian and US presidents on Thursday, the official added.
More statements by Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Director Sergey Naryshkin:
Attempts by some Western countries to provoke disintegration within the CIS are recorded
Global “war party” in Europe does not want a stable and just peace on the continent
Russia’s position is that Afghanistan should remain an independent state without foreign military bases
Open and equal dialogue is necessary for good relations with Afghanistan; plans for mutually beneficial cooperation are currently being developed