Russia’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday accused NATO of planning a direct military intervention in Ukraine, raising concerns over a potential escalation of the conflict.
In a statement, the ministry said the alliance’s actions and military posture indicate preparations for direct involvement, without providing specific evidence or details.
NATO has repeatedly denied plans to engage directly in combat in Ukraine.
The accusation comes amid heightened tensions between Moscow and Western countries over continued military support for Kyiv.
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