'War With Russia': President Vladimir Putin Warns European Nations Against Sending Troops To Ukraine, Says Moscow Poses No Threat To Europe
New Delhi: Amid the ongoing conflict with Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned European nations against sending troops to Kyiv, clarifying that the nation does not threaten European countries. Speaking to reporters in New Delhi on the sidelines of the 2026 BRICS Summit, Putin affirmed that sending troops to Ukraine will mean “war with Russia.” Russian President Vladimir Putin on…
Russian President Vladimir Putin cautioned European nations against deploying troops to Ukraine, asserting that Moscow poses no threat to Europe. Speaking to reporters in New Delhi during the 2026 BRICS Summit, Putin stated that any troop deployment to Ukraine would result in "war with Russia." He emphasized that Russia has never threatened European countries and has no intention of doing so.
Putin argued that all disputes following World War II were resolved with the consent of the Russian Federation as the successor of the Soviet Union. He further contended that any actions contrary to these agreements are detrimental to Russia's interests and violates international law and the UN Charter. Putin expressed concern about European nations contemplating troop deployment to Ukraine, stating that this would constitute a declaration of war against Russia.
The five-year conflict between Russia and Ukraine began in February 2022, with some European countries providing support to Ukraine while the US attempted to mediate between the two nations.
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