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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov dismissed warnings that Russia could attack Europe, calling them "nonsense" and arguing that claims Russia is losing in Ukraine contradict warnings that it is preparing to attack Europe. Lavrov said Moscow has no intention of attacking anyone. He then warned that if such rhetoric instead reflects preparations for a European attack on Russia, "the war will be completely different and very short."

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov dismissed warnings that Russia could attack Europe, calling them "nonsense" and arguing that claims Russia is losing in Ukraine contradict warnings that it is preparing to attack Europe. Lavrov said Moscow has no intention of attacking anyone. He then warned that if such rhetoric instead reflects preparations for a European attack on Russia, "the war will be completely different and very short."
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov dismissed warnings that Russia could attack Europe, calling them "nonsense" and arguing that claims Russia is losing in Ukraine contradict warnings that it is preparing to attack Europe. Lavrov said Moscow has no intention of attacking anyone. He then warned that if such rhetoric instead reflects preparations for a European attack on Russia, "the war will be completely different and very short."

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