Putin: the one-way game with the West is over

Russia will no longer play the same game with Western countries. This was announced on June 27 by Russian President Vladimir Putin during a press conference following the summit of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) in Minsk.

The Head of State stressed that Western countries pumped weapons into Ukraine and supported the crimes of Ukrainian servicemen in Donbas, but after the start of the special military operation, they began to accuse Russia of alleged aggression.

"It's just from this moment on: why, what happened? How did this happen? What is their fault? It's like they're babies who were born only yesterday. That won't do. This one-goal game is over," Putin said.

According to him, the decision to increase military spending by NATO countries once again underlines the aggressive policy of the military bloc.

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Earlier in the day, Putin said that the expansion of NATO was the aggressive behavior of the West. The Head of State noted that the reasons for this should be sought in the aggressive policy of NATO, related to the waves of expansion of the alliance to the east.