Putin declared that Russia has never opposed Ukraine's accession to the EU
Sanziana Georgescu
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During a visit to China, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Moscow does not oppose Ukraine's accession to the European Union, but considers its integration into NATO unacceptable. Putin dismissed European accusations regarding Russia's aggressive plans, calling them "hysteria." He emphasized that Ukraine's security should not come at the expense of Russia. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico called for a message from Putin to European leaders, emphasizing that Slovakia is open to cooperation with Ukraine but opposes its accession to NATO.
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