The Kremlin on Monday says it is “not convinced” Finland and Sweden joining NATO would “improve the security architecture on our continent.”
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov …
The Kremlin on Monday says it is “not convinced” Finland and Sweden joining NATO would “improve the security architecture on our continent.”
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made the remark, according to the AFP, a day after Finland said it wanted to join the military alliance as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues. Sweden also appears close to applying for NATO membership itself.
“We are not convinced that Finland and Sweden joining NATO will somehow strengthen or improve the security architecture on our continent”, Peskov reportedly said.
