
Putin vows no more wars if West treats Russia with respect
Russian president tells BBC Western leaders deceived Russia; says Moscow is ready to work as equals, but only with mutual security guarantees

Russian president tells BBC Western leaders deceived Russia; says Moscow is ready to work as equals, but only with mutual security guarantees

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President says Moscow would refrain from further offensives if Western powers treat Russia with respect and observe its interests, while signaling openness to a peaceful end to the war in Ukraine.