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Sputnik: Russia Remains Open About Military Deployment to Cuba and Venezuela Amid Security Guarantee Impasse
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Thursday that he will not confirm or deny anything regarding the possibility of the deployment of Russian military infrastructure in Cuba and Venezuela.
"I don't want to confirm anything, I won't rule anything out either", Ryabkov told RTVI.
He noted that the possibility of such options depends on Washington's response to Russia's security guarantees.
The deputy minister stressed that President Putin had already described what the Russian Navy can do if the US continues to provoke Moscow, but also stated that a diplomatic solution would be preferable.
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Update #1: Russia won’t rule out military deployment to Cuba, Venezuela (AP)
Update #2: Russia "won't exclude" putting military hardware in Cuba or Venezuela amid "unsuccessful" talks with U.S. over Ukraine (CBS)
WNU Editor: Here is the official statement from Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov .... Russia may assign Navy to take certain measures if provoked by US — MFA (TASS).
2 comments:
Lol navy. In our backyard that should be fun.
This move could be followed by Ukraine and Georgia included in NATO.
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