Kremlin: Statements from European Nations are 'Confrontational'
A spokesperson for the Kremlin has characterized recent remarks from European countries as having a "confrontational character," according to reports from Reuters, citing Russian news agency Interfax. Earlier on Saturday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz indicated that sanctions against Russia could be intensified if the nation does not agree to a ceasefire with Ukraine. On the same day, European leaders convened in Ukraine, where they issued a joint statement urging Russia to accept a 30-day ceasefire starting Monday.
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The post accurately reflects the Kremlin's characterization of European nations' statements as "confrontational." Reports from multiple sources confirm that the Kremlin spokesperson made such remarks in response to European leaders' calls for intensified sanctions and a ceasefire with Russia.
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