The Daily Mail published Russian President Vladimir Putin’s words about Peter the Great and thought that Putin had compared himself to the “tyrant” Peter the Great and posed a frightening threat to the nations. Scandinavian ”.
“The role of modern Russia is to re-establish the land and strengthen sovereignty,” Putin said at a meeting with young businessmen, which coincided with Russia’s celebration of the 350th anniversary of the birth of Russia’s first emperor, Peter the Great. Sabi.
However, the editors of the “Daily Mail” deduced from Putin’s words what they called a hidden threat to Sweden and Finland, as well as to the Baltic states, who feared that when he was done in Ukraine, he will start a war against her ”. Now they are trying to join NATO. ”
The Daily Mail added that Finland and Sweden hoped to quickly join “NATO” and give them a joint defense advantage, but were “in a certain position after the Turkish president suspended their membership.” .
The newspaper pointed out that Russian warships had begun training in the Baltic Sea, and Finnish President Sauli Niinisto was scheduled to meet with Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia on the island of Åland. According to the newspaper “protected”. newspaper publication. The Finnish president abruptly canceled the meeting after Putin’s speech, and he and his wife returned to Finland.
And the Daily Mail continues: “The Russian leader warned his close friend, Niinisto, that he had made a (mistake) in joining NATO.”
Helsinki, on the other hand, denied that the move had anything to do with Putin’s statements or military exercises held at the time, but said that and speaking to the “Daily Mail” would not do much to “Soothe the roots of the Baltic.” States fear they will be next on Putin’s list when the war in Ukraine ends.
Source: Daily Mail
Source: Arabic RT
