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Kremlin Reacts To NATO Defense Spending Hike: ‘No Significant Effect’

June 28, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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The Kremlin issued a new statement on Friday, stating that NATO’s decision to increase military spending will not impact Russia’s security. Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov dismissed the significance of NATO’s commitment to allocate 5% of GDP for defense over the next decade for each member state, stating, “I don’t think it will have any significant effect.” Lavrov emphasized Russia’s legitimate goals and the means by which they will be achieved.

NATO has justified the need for increased spending due to the perceived threat posed by Russia to Euro-Atlantic security. Despite Western officials’ concerns over Russia’s actions in Ukraine, the Kremlin has denied any expansionist intentions and emphasized its focus on Russian-speaking territories in the east.

Responding to NATO’s assumptions, Russia has dismissed claims of attacking NATO member states as “nonsense” and attributed them to Western attempts to justify military spending. The European Union’s plans for anti-Moscow sanctions have faced resistance, and President Trump has expressed doubts about the effectiveness of additional sanctions.

The situation in Ukraine remains unresolved, with both sides unwilling to compromise. Talks for peace efforts have stalled, with no date set for the next round of negotiations.

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