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Putin's spokesman claims that "Europeans think they have to be taken out of power" (PHOTO)

The Russian government has stated it is open to dialogue with European countries if they initiate it, but it will not accept ultimatums. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov criticized Europe's approach, suggesting Europeans believe negotiations must be conducted from a position of strength, which he called a 'greatest mistake.' He questioned whether this attitude stems from incompetence, lack of information, or stupidity on Europe's part. President Vladimir Putin previously expressed openness to talks with European leaders but emphasized that they need to make the first move since they severed

Kremlj je danas saopštio da je otvoren za dijalog sa evropskim zemljama ukoliko postoji inicjiativa za to, ali da neće prihvatati ultimatume.

Portparol Kremlja Dmitrij Peskov izjavio je da zdrav razum diktira potrebu za kontakte Evrope i Moskve zbog, kako tvrdi, ogromnog broja kompleksnih problema na dnevnom redu, ali da druga strana mora da promeni svoj pristup Rusiji , prenosi agencija Rojters.

"Evropljani su u veoma ozbiljnoj zabludi: oni misle da pregovori sa Rusijom moraju da se vode sa pozicije njihove moći i slabosti Rusije. To je najveća greška. Takav razgovor neće odvesti nigde", rekao je Peskov novinarima.

On je upitao da li takav odnos prema Rusiji "potiče iz nekompetentnosti, neinformisanosti ili gluposti Evrope".

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Ruski predsednik Vladimir Putin i portparol Kremlja Dmitrij Peskov  Foto: GAVRIIL GRIGOROV/SPUTNIK/KREMLIN POOL/SPUTNIK POOL, YURI KOCHETKOV/EPA, Grigory Sysoyev/Pool Sputnik Kremlin

Predsednik Rusije Vladimir Putin ranije je izjavio da je on otvoren za razgovor sa evropskim liderima, ali da oni treba da naprave prvi potez zato što su oni prekinuli veze sa Moskvom nakon početka rata u Ukrajini.

Evropska unija (EU) je, nakon prepuštanja posredovanja u prekidu vatre u Ukrajini predsedniku SAD Donaldu Trampu, u poslednje vreme počela oprezno da prilazi Rusiji.

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Samitu EU o Rusiji i Ukrajini prisustvaovao i ukrajinski predsednik Volodimir Zelenski  Foto: Omar Havana/AP, Geert Vanden Wijngaert/AP Pool, Marius Burgelman/AP

Kabinet predsednika Evropskog saveta Antonija Košte je u sredu saopštio da je sa Moskvom uspostavljen "kratak kontakt na diplomatskom nivou" kako bi se "otvorili kanali komunikacije", a upravo taj potez bio je tema sinoćnjeg burnog samita EU u Briselu .

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Putin's spokesman claims that "Europeans think they have to be taken out of power" (PHOTO)

The Russian government has stated it is open to dialogue with European countries if they initiate it, but it will not accept ultimatums. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov criticized Europe's approach, suggesting Europeans believe negotiations must be conducted from a position of strength, which he called a 'greatest mistake.' He questioned whether this attitude stems from incompetence, lack of information, or stupidity on Europe's part. President Vladimir Putin previously expressed openness to talks with European leaders but emphasized that they need to make the first move since they severed

Bias read (Right): The article presents the Kremlin's perspective without counterpoints or balanced reporting. It uses language that frames European actions as misguided or incompetent, aligning with a right-leaning narrative that emphasizes Russia's stance and criticizes Western approaches.

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