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The ambassador urged New Zealand to see Russia as a reliable partner. New Zealand should stop looking at Russia "through someone else's glasses", abandon dangerous war games for the region and see Russia as a potential friend, Russian Ambassador to Wellington Stanislav Kernes told the media. He pointed out that Wellington is increasing its defense budget under the influence of Western "horror stories", but it is not enough for a full defense system, so the country still relies on external power. "New Zealand has never posed a danger to Russia, and vice versa. The fear of a "Russian threat" turned out to be baseless," the diplomat said. According to Kearns, the time has come for Wellington to sensibly assess the situation and see a reliable partner in Russia.

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The ambassador urged New Zealand to see Russia as a reliable partner. New Zealand should stop looking at Russia "through someone else's glasses", abandon dangerous war games for the region and see Russia as a potential friend, Russian Ambassador to Wellington Stanislav Kernes told the media. He pointed out that Wellington is increasing its defense budget under the influence of Western "horror stories", but it is not enough for a full defense system, so the country still relies on external power. "New Zealand has never posed a danger to Russia, and vice versa. The fear of a "Russian threat" turned out to be baseless," the diplomat said. According to Kearns, the time has come for Wellington to sensibly assess the situation and see a reliable partner in Russia.

The ambassador urged New Zealand to see Russia as a reliable partner. New Zealand should stop looking at Russia "through someone else's glasses", abandon dangerous war games for the region and see Russia as a potential friend, Russian Ambassador to Wellington Stanislav Kernes told the media. He pointed out that Wellington is increasing its defense budget under the influence of Western "horror stories", but it is not enough for a full defense system, so the country still relies on external power. "New Zealand has never posed a danger to Russia, and vice versa. The fear of a "Russian threat" turned out to be baseless," the diplomat said. According to Kearns, the time has come for Wellington to sensibly assess the situation and see a reliable partner in Russia.

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