Russia will take all necessary measures adequate to counter the permanent stationing of troops to NATO in Eastern Europe, and among them by means of diplomatic negotiations And proximity of our armaments to the borders of Russia And Belarus, said Last news the Chairman of Department of the state Duma defense Committee Frants Klintsevich ( " United Russia " ).

Member countries of NATO against the deterioration of the situation in Ukraine have possibility to take measures for permanent placement of troops in Eastern Europe, informed the first Reuters referring to the commander of the NATO forces in the European Union American General Philip Breedlove. According to the Agency, At present NATO troops are present in the States of Eastern Europe on the basis of short-term rotation.

" Naturally, We will be on this issue, to explain, and among them through diplomatic means, the leadership of these States that is posted on their territory objects NATO automatically endanger these countries. Serious object in the square of Lithuania, any modern nuclear weapon is in practice Lithuania no, And it must be understood that for the state And politicians of this country - is a serious problem ", - said the people's choice.

He drew attention that the Russian Federation, by itself, cannot impose a ban on the leadership of these States to authorize the deployment of troops, but in our country there is our modern weapons." We zoom in on these weapons to the borders of the Russian Federation, although today it has no value. We zoom in on the weapons on the court of Belarus in order to have more opportunities And so on, " said the Klintsevich.

according to him, what makes NATO - " this is the beginning of a new " cold war." And it is not We started. Without a doubt, We will do everything to ensure that any strengthening of NATO near the Russian border was adequately from the perspective of our resistance. Yes, it will make the country a little tense, but We have a modern means And capabilities, in order to adequately solve these problems ", concluded the MP.

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