Russia Threatens ‘Devastating Response’ to Anti-Russian Actions in the Baltics
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At a glance
- Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova threatened a “devastating response” to what she described as anti-Russian actions in the Baltic states.
- She warned that tensions in the region could rise further.
- Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are NATO members, support Ukraine’s defense against Russia’s invasion and have strongly criticized Moscow’s conduct.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has threatened a “devastating response” to what she called anti-Russian actions in the Baltic states.
Zakharova also warned of the risk of further tension in the region, according to the report. Her comments targeted Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, which have taken positions against Moscow’s conduct.
The three Baltic countries belong to NATO and support Ukraine in its defense against Russia’s invasion. They have also sharply criticized Russia’s actions, placing them among Moscow’s most outspoken opponents in the region.
devastating response
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