Putin claims Russian speakers' rights are violated in Baltic states but says Russia is not preparing for war
📍 Where it landed
Russian President Putin stated that the rights of Russian speakers are being violated in the Baltic states, but emphasized that Russia is not preparing for war with Europe. The comments were met with varied reactions, with some European outlets reporting on the assurance and others noting that the rhetoric is familiar and concerning to the Baltics. The story quieted without further developments on Putin's stance or a clear response from the Baltic states or Europe.
Epilogue added 39m ago, after coverage quieted.
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