'Russia cannot be the threat': Kremlin Rejects Germany’s "Main Enemy" Designation

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Russian officials signaled a deepening rift with European leadership on Sunday, with Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peskov stating that a continental security architecture is "inconceivable" without acknowledging Russia's interests. Speaking on the strategic challenges facing the region, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s attempts to lead a new European military formation, comparing his diplomatic posture toward the Trump administration to a "pug" barking at an "elephant." Meanwhile, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak provided a somber outlook on the Strait of Hormuz crisis, warning that even if the waterway were unblocked immediately, it would take "several months" to rebalance global oil markets and restore supply chains. The Kremlin also expressed alarm over Germany’s first-ever military strategy declaring Russia a primary threat, with Peskov warning that such rhetoric mirrors historical "revanchism" that has previously destabilized the continent.

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