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Russia's concern about NATO's position in the Baltic Sea Vladislav Meselnikov, director of the Department of European Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, said that NATO's statements that the Baltic region is an "internal sea" for the alliance are worrisome. Maselnikov explained in an interview with the "Ryanovesti" channel: "The situation in the Baltic Sea causes us deep concern. For a long time, NATO has been talking about its desire to make the Baltic Sea the internal sea of ​​this alliance. He also added that the European Union did not lag behind NATO's efforts to militarize the Baltic states and made the situation in the region more complex in every respect. - link.

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Russia's concern about NATO's position in the Baltic Sea Vladislav Meselnikov, director of the Department of European Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, said that NATO's statements that the Baltic region is an "internal sea" for the alliance are worrisome. Maselnikov explained in an interview with the "Ryanovesti" channel: "The situation in the Baltic Sea causes us deep concern. For a long time, NATO has been talking about its desire to make the Baltic Sea the internal sea of ​​this alliance. He also added that the European Union did not lag behind NATO's efforts to militarize the Baltic states and made the situation in the region more complex in every respect. - link.

Russia's concern about NATO's position in the Baltic Sea Vladislav Meselnikov, director of the Department of European Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, said that NATO's statements that the Baltic region is an "internal sea" for the alliance are worrisome. Maselnikov explained in an interview with the "Ryanovesti" channel: "The situation in the Baltic Sea causes us deep concern. For a long time, NATO has been talking about its desire to make the Baltic Sea the internal sea of ​​this alliance. He also added that the European Union did not lag behind NATO's efforts to militarize the Baltic states and made the situation in the region more complex in every respect. - link.

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