Summary
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated that Russia has no plans to attack EU or NATO countries but promised a strong response to any aggression towards Russia. In his speech at the UN General Assembly, he criticized threats from Western countries and commented on Israel's military actions and tensions with Iran. He also discussed Russia's relations with the United States and issues concerning airspace violations by Russian aircraft.
Key Facts
- Sergei Lavrov said Russia does not plan to attack EU or NATO member states.
- Lavrov warned of a "decisive response" if Russia faces aggression.
- He criticized Israel's military actions in Gaza and the West Bank.
- Lavrov accused Western powers of disrupting diplomacy with Iran.
- Denmark reported drone activity, but no evidence of Russian involvement was found.
- Estonia accused Russia of violating its airspace with warplanes.
- NATO has been responding to Russian drone activities with air defense missions.
- Lavrov discussed Russia's relationship with the United States, highlighting a need for cooperation.
