U.S. officials: Russia should not consider NATO to Eastern Europe as provocations, and should be "reasonable response"

According to today's Russian TV (RT) report on June 30, John Kobe, a spokesman for the White House National Security Council, said on the 29th that Russia should not consider NATO to Eastern Europe as a provocative behavior, but should be regarded as a This "defensive alliance" responded to Russia's "reasonable" response to military operations in Ukraine.

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On June 29, local time, US President Biden announced that it would send more US military forces to Poland, Romania and the Baltic countries, and at the same time sent US ships to other parts of Europe. When a reporter from Bloomberg made a comment on Biden's statement, Cerby said: "(Russian President) Putin has no reason to regard any changes in any military situation in NATO East Wing as a provocative behavior. They are all defensive alliances. "

Cerbone claimed: "The reason we must do this is that Putin has been affecting the stability of the European continent." He also said that although NATO hopes to end the Russian -Ukraine conflict, it will be "decided where to decide where, where will it be" Under what circumstances, negotiations can start. "

RT pointed out that at the same time, the leaders of NATO national leaders unconditionally supported Zellennki to continue fighting instead of negotiations. Belgian Prime Minister Decro said on June 29: "Our (NATO member states) clearly stated that this conflict can only win on the battlefield. Winning the battle on the battlefield. "

Regarding "NATO is just a purely defensive alliance", Russia has long mocked such claims and accused NATO in the past 20 years. Bombing of Syria.

Earlier this month, Russia's permanent representative of the United Nations Vasily Nirbianjia pointed out in the UN Security Council: "In the futile attempts to defend the sovereignty country, the Western Group has to put forward some unusual concepts, For example, humanitarian intervention ',' anti -terrorism war ',' preventive blow '. "(Edit: HHJ)

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