Dutch PM Mark Rutte Says Russia’s Mobilisation Is a Sign of Kremlin’s Panic After Vladimir Putin Warns West
Mark Rutte's statement comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilisation in the country. The Russian President also threatened the West saying, "West has crossed the line. West is calling to weaken, divide and destroy Russia. "
On Wednesday, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that Russia's mobilisation order is a sign of panic at the Kremlin. He said that Russia's mobilisation order should not be taken as a direct threat of full-out war with the West. Mark Rutte's statement comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilisation in the country. The Russian President also threatened the West saying, "West has crossed the line. West is calling to weaken, divide and destroy Russia. Support for compatriots to determine their own futures. Goals of special operation unchanged with Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) completely liberated, and Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) partially." Vladimir Putin Warns West ‘Not Bluffing on Nuclear Weapons’; How Many Nukes Does Russia Have? Where Do India and China Stand? Here’s All You Need To Know.
Mobilisation Order Should Not Be Taken as Direct Threat of Full-Out War With the West
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