The defense Minister pointed out that today the Kremlin is devoting to the development of the armed forces a lot of attention.
The Russian defense Minister Sergei Shoigu aggressive commented on the statement by the head of the defense Ministry of Germany about the need to talk with Russia from a position of strength.
According to him, Germany should remember history. See also “the Inevitability of disaster is obvious”: the journalist explained why the end of the Putin regime is “a matter of time,” the Corresponding statement the head of the Russian Minister in interview to the Russian channel “Russia 24”. The journalist referred, in particular, the April statement by the head of the defense Ministry of Germany about the need to talk with Moscow “from a position of unity and strength.”
“With regard to the statements – well, if we talk specifically about Germany, in my opinion, before you speak such words, it is necessary still somehow to go back in history. After what Germany did to our country, I think that there well another 200 years, for this reason it is not necessary to speak”, – said Shoigu.
The head of the Russian defense Ministry said that Russia is open for dialogue, but stressed that today the government and the President of the Russian Federation armed forces are paying a lot of attention. The Russian army, he said, in recent years, was another. “With regard to the conversation from a position of strength, well again, go back to the story. If you do not read well, ask the grandparents what it was like to talk with Russia from a position of strength. They’ll probably be able to tell”, – concluded the head of the defense Ministry.
We will remind, Minister of defence of Germany Ursula von der Leyen had previously called for a tougher line against Moscow. “President Putin doesn’t appreciate weakness,” she said.
According to the Minister, through sanctions is necessary “to insist on the execution by Russia of the data in the Minsk promises” to those, unless there is a mitigating situation.
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