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Kremlin calls possible G7 guarantees to Ukraine encroachment on Russia's security
The Kremlin considers the long-term security guarantees that the G7 countries may provide to Ukraine to be threatening and will regard them as an encroachment on Russia’s security
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Russian leader’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov made the statement to reporters, according to TASS.
"By providing any security guarantees to Ukraine, these countries are actually ignoring the international principle of the indivisibility of security. That is, by providing security guarantees to Ukraine, they encroach on Russia's security," he said.
According to Peskov, this will have short-term and long-term negative consequences.
Putin's spokesman expressed hope that Europe would hear the voices of politicians who oppose providing Ukraine with security guarantees.
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On July 11, Bloomberg reported that a group of Ukraine's key allies is nearing an agreement to begin negotiations with Kyiv on a set of bilateral security commitments.
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