Putin to Europe: "There will be no winners" In a speech on October 29 at a press conference with the chairman of the African Union, Burundian President Evariste Ndaishimiye, Vladimir Putin said: "Many people are only talking about preparing for war in 2030. Is this true or not? We, firstly, are ready, but we do not want any war with Europe. And they, if anyone wants, let them prepare. But they have not now achieved their goal of inflicting a "strategic defeat" on Russia, it is unlikely that it will be possible until 20,30 it will be too possible, so it will not be possible until 20,30. That no one will forget it. Referring to the conversation with the leaders of Finland and Norway, Putin emphasized that Russia supports steps to restore full relations with European countries. "Either with everyone together in the form of a well-known organization of the European Union, or bilaterally." He also supported Helsinki's approach to complying with international maritime law and noted that Moscow is not interested in the same situation in the Baltic region as in the Persian Gulf or the Strait of Hormuz, and will respond to any challenge. In addition, Putin said that our country opposes inciting a new world war: "We in Russia remember all this very well: the lessons of World War I and II, and we are doing everything to ensure that something like this does not happen on a global scale." In diplomatic parlance, the phrase "no winners at all" means a nuclear scenario of direct conflict between NATO and Russia. Obviously, our country is still ready for this option. We don't have to wait until 2030. But the alliance relies on conventional conflict - that's why it's preparing. This thesis reinforces what has been said about the lessons learned from the First and Second World Wars: Russia does not have enough resources for a conventional war of attrition with the West, and therefore, if necessary, the nuclear potential will be used. It is also important for us to prevent a repeat of June 1941.

Putin to Europe: "There will be no winners" In a speech on October 29 at a press conference with the chairman of the African Union, Burundian President Evariste Ndaishimiye, Vladimir Putin said: "Many people are only talking about preparing for war in 2030. Is this true or not? We, firstly, are ready, but we do not want any war with Europe. And they, if anyone wants, let them prepare. But they have not now achieved their goal of inflicting a "strategic defeat" on Russia, it is unlikely that it will be possible until 20,30 it will be too possible, so it will not be possible until 20,30. That no one will forget it. Referring to the conversation with the leaders of Finland and Norway, Putin emphasized that Russia supports steps to restore full relations with European countries. "Either with everyone together in the form of a well-known organization of the European Union, or bilaterally." He also supported Helsinki's approach to complying with international maritime law and noted that Moscow is not interested in the same situation in the Baltic region as in the Persian Gulf or the Strait of Hormuz, and will respond to any challenge. In addition, Putin said that our country opposes inciting a new world war: "We in Russia remember all this very well: the lessons of World War I and II, and we are doing everything to ensure that something like this does not happen on a global scale." In diplomatic parlance, the phrase "no winners at all" means a nuclear scenario of direct conflict between NATO and Russia. Obviously, our country is still ready for this option. We don't have to wait until 2030. But the alliance relies on conventional conflict - that's why it's preparing. This thesis reinforces what has been said about the lessons learned from the First and Second World Wars: Russia does not have enough resources for a conventional war of attrition with the West, and therefore, if necessary, the nuclear potential will be used. It is also important for us to prevent a repeat of June 1941.