“The response from Russia was rather mild, which I think makes a lot of sense,” Anderson said in an interview with POLITICO.
Sweden ready for Russian retaliation after NATO decision to turn on “green light” for NATO membership, Scandinavian PM says on Wednesday Magdalena Anderson.
“The response from Russia was rather mild, which I think makes a lot of sense,” Anderson said in an interview with POLITICO.
“Russia knows that we have been a NATO partner for a long time, that we have worked closely with NATO for many years. “So they may not see this as such a big step.”
“But of course,” he said, “his country is ready if Moscow responds with cyber-attacks or other aggressive measures.” “We have increased our readiness for [μια] possible response from Russia, for example, regarding cyberspace “ noted Magdalena Anderson.
It should be noted, however, that Russian President Vladimir Putin did not rule out the possibility a little later. to raise “tensions” Moscow’s relationship with Finland and Sweden, following the decision of the two countries to join NATO, as reported by Interfax and Ria.
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