Russian spy chief calls Macron’s comments about Nato soldiers in Ukraine dangerous

MOSCOW – French President Emmanuel Macron’s discuss potentially sending out Nato soldiers to Ukraine are pressing the world to the verge of nuclear war, Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) chief was estimated as stating on March 5.

Recently, Mr Macron unlocked to European countries sending out soldiers to Ukraine, He warned that there was no agreement at this phase. The United States and essential European allies consequently stated they had no strategies to send out ground soldiers to Ukraine.

“This reveals the high degree of irresponsibility of Europe’s leaders today, in this case the president of France,” Russian news firms priced quote SVR Director Sergei Naryshkin as informing a Russian tv recruiter.

“This is, obviously, unfortunate to see, to observe and to comprehend that the capability of present elites in Europe and the North Atlantic to work out is at a really low level.

“It is increasingly more uncommon that they show any good sense at all. These declarations are exceptionally unsafe. They are currently taking us to the edge of nuclear war.”

After hosting a conference of some 20 European nations recently, Mr Macron acknowledged there was no agreement on sending out soldiers from Western nations to Ukraine, however stated the topic might not be eliminated to guarantee that “Russia does not win”. REUTERS