Peskov called the proclamation of Russia as a threat to Europe erroneous

Statements that Russia is supposedly the main threat to the existence of Europe are unreasonable and erroneous. This was announced on April 26 by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

"Russia cannot be the main threat to Europe, because Russia, no matter what anyone says, being a Eurasian country, is still an integral part of Europe," he said in an interview with Vesti journalist Pavel Zarubin.

Peskov noted with regret that current European politicians choose the line of total Russophobia as their main guideline. He called the proclamation of Russia as the main threat unreasonable.

In addition, the spokesman added that the architecture of European security is impossible without taking into account the interests of Russia and its direct participation.

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