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.
