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British newspaper readers The Daily Mail discussed a press conference by Russian President Vladimir Putin, which took place in Moscow yesterday. Many admired the strategy of the Russian leader.
The author of the article, Lauren Lewis, noted that especially in answering the questions, Putin called the east of Ukraine “ historical territories & # 39; & # 39; outside Russia. He recalled that the press conference was held this time against the background of the world community's concerns about the invasion of Russian troops in Ukraine.
Western countries have warned Moscow against imposing harsh sanctions in the event of such developments. Russia, for its part, has demanded security guarantees from NATO and the United States. & Nbsp;
“ Putin has always been ready to agree to the neutral status of the states with which Russia borders, and it is absolutely right when he says that NATO continues to move east & raquo;, & ndash; remarked a commentator nicknamed Sithney.
Reader Hugh Pratt praised the Russian president for his promotion of peace talks and for his efforts to avoid conflicts and reduce tensions.
Expose yourself to danger. Some readers agreed with the policy's concerns about NATO.
“That guy is” a straight grandmaster, a brilliant strategist & # 39; & # 39 ;, & ndash; admired by Grays. He lamented that there are no such wise leaders in the West.
Reader Mike reminded that Putin “ has reached his & # 39; & # 39; with Brexit, with Abkhazia, Transnistria and Crimea. “ And then it will prevail with eastern Ukraine & # 39; & # 39 ;, & ndash; thinks.
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