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Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin said US President Joe Biden's claim that Russia would attack a NATO country if he won in Ukraine was complete nonsense, adding that Russia had no interest in fighting with the NATO military alliance. Biden earlier this month warned that if Putin won a victory over Ukraine then Russia would attack a NATO country. Biden offered no clear evidence for his remarks.
In interview with Russian state television, Russian president warns of ‘problems’ with Finland now that the Nordic country has joined NATO.
The Russian president says Moscow has ‘no interest … to fight with NATO countries’.
Ukraine's foreign minister said an unusual intervention by Scholz "will go down in history as an act of German leadership." Meanwhile, the UK has warned of likely rigging in the 2024 Russian election. DW has more.
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Russian president dismisses as ‘nonsense’ Joe Biden’s remark that Putin would attack Nato if he won in Ukraine