Russia warns Finland and Sweden to join NATO

According to media reports, Sweden and Finland have been asked by the Russian Foreign Ministry not to join NATO. If this happens, the consequences will be dire. The Kremlin’s statement comes at a time when Russian forces have entered the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv and the war of occupation is in the final stages.

Russia, which has invaded Ukraine, has now issued a warning to Sweden and Finland. Russia has said that if both countries join NATO, their consequences will be as dire as Ukraine. According to media reports, Sweden and Finland have been asked by the Russian Foreign Ministry not to join NATO. If this happens, the consequences will be dire. The Kremlin’s statement comes at a time when Russian forces have entered the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv and the war of occupation is in the final stages.

Russia has intensified its war to oust Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky from power. It is reported that Russian paratroopers have entered Kyiv. Meanwhile, there has also been talking of sending delegations from Russia for talks. According to the report of Sputnik, Putin may soon send his delegation for talks with Zelensky. According to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, a Russian diplomatic delegation including the foreign ministry, defense, and administrative officials may be sent to Minsk for talks with Ukraine. This statement came after an appeal was made by Russia that Ukraine is ready for talks if it is ready to surrender. However, Ukraine rejected the offer.

Ukraine’s President Zelensky said that tonight will be tougher than all other days. Many cities of our country are under attack. Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Donbas, are also cities located in the south of the country. But we cannot lose our capital in Kyiv.

The draft resolution tabled by the US and Albania was voted on in the United Nations Security Council. It condemned Russian aggression, assault, and violation of Ukrainian sovereignty. Along with this, the resolution expressed commitment to the sovereignty, independence, unity, and territorial integrity of Ukraine. The Russian attack was described as a violation of international peace and security.

However, India and China distanced themselves from voting during the voting on the resolution tabled at the UNSC in the early hours of Saturday. Both spoke of respecting the sovereignty of the other country and returning to talks, highlighting the importance of the UN Charter. The UN resolution also calls for an immediate reversal of Ukraine’s decision to recognize some areas in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions as independent states.