Putin vows no more wars if West treats Russia with respect
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During a televised event, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia would cease military operations after Ukraine if the West treats Russia with respect and addresses its security concerns, particularly regarding NATO expansion. He dismissed claims of Russia planning to attack European countries as "nonsense." The event, featuring questions from the public and journalists, also addressed Russia's economy, including rising prices and VAT increases. Putin highlighted the resilience of the Russian economy and the central bank's decision to lower interest rates. The "Direct Line" marathon included a mix of foreign policy, domestic issues, and public concerns, with some critical comments appearing on screen despite the event's choreographed nature. The ongoing war in Ukraine was a central theme.
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AI-ExtractedRussia's central bank announced it was lowering interest rates to 16%.
Gorbachev later denied the remark had been made.
Putin accused Nato of going back on an alleged 1990 Western promise to Mikhail Gorbachev.
Moscow is planning to attack European countries are nonsense.
Putin said there will be no more wars after Ukraine if Russia is treated with respect.
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