Russia's Putin Blames NATO and EU for Escalating Ukraine War

Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated his accusations against NATO and the European Union, claiming their sanctions and weapons are the main causes of the war's escalation in Ukraine. In a televised address, he warned against an escalation of hostilities, condemning a 'continuous aggression' from the West. This statement comes after weeks of intense fighting in the north-east, where Ukrainian forces are reclaiming territory. 🕒 1 min reading The facts and recent developments European authorities, meanwhile, continue their support for Ukraine, with weapon deliveries and increased sanctions against Russia. The EU has recently announced a strengthening of its military aid program, emphasizing the importance of defending Ukrainian sovereignty. However, tensions are rising between Moscow and Brussels, with tense diplomatic exchanges and threats of retaliation. The crisis is set against a complex international context, where alliances are strengthening and geopolitical tensions persist. Tunisians, like many residents of the Maghreb, are closely following the developments in this situation, which directly impacts regional stability. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ European authorities continue their support for Ukraine with weapon deliveries and increased sanctions against Russia. ▸ Tunisians, like many residents of the Maghreb, are closely following the developments in this situation, which directly impacts regional stability. ▸ The EU has recently announced a strengthening of its military aid program, emphasizing the importance of defending Ukrainian sovereignty. Follow international news in real time on Flash Radio International news is also available in real time: listen to RTCI, Radio Med and Radio MFM on Flash Radio, no registration required. 🌍 RTCI live International 📻 Radio Med live 100.0 MHz —