The Kremlin said on Friday that NATO's desire to have a military analogue of the Schengen Zone in Europe to allow the alliance's armed forces to move around freely to counter Russia had ratcheted up tensions and was a cause for concern.
  • taladar
    523·
    1 year ago

    "The alliance has always regarded our country as a so-called notional enemy. Now it openly considers our country to be an obvious adversary.

    Well, yes, if you openly invade a country in Europe other countries in Europe will consider you an adversary.

    • init@lemmy.ml
      6·
      1 year ago

      You’re a notional enemy until you actually invade, and then you become an actual enemy. That’s how these things work, Vladdy