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Kremlin says Ukrainian NATO membership would cause problems for many years

Kremlin says Ukrainian NATO membership would cause problems for many years

  • Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: "Ukraine's membership in NATO, of course, is one of the main irritants and would be a potential problem for many, many years"
  • "The Russian Federation... will ensure its interests and its security"
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Russia prosecutes veteran rock star for criticizing Ukraine conflict

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No contact from Washington over latest ransomware attack, Kremlin says

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