Putin urged Washington to approve a reset of relations in the field of information technology
Russian President Vladimir Putin called on the United States to approve comprehensive measures to reset relations in the field of information and communication technologies. The corresponding statement is published on the Kremlin website. According to the Russian leader, the risk.
"The danger that you are operating out of a perception of power, with the outcome that you will be controlling the very people in this country that you want to be working with," Putin told the US press secretary. The statement is the first communication that has been made by Putin to a U.S. President and the first intervention by the Russian government in foreign relations since he took office. "A new atmosphere is required in this sector," Putins statement said. "There is no more a space for the use of cyberwarfare and other forms of espionage and spying." The President said that the disturbances in Ukraine created a new international atmosphere of instability, endangering global security.
Putin said Russia's intelligence services had "fully monitored" communications by the United Kingdom and other western allies in Ukraine's eastern regions on April 20. Russia "systematically and repeatedly disrupted and interfered" in Europe's decision about whether to deploy the asylum seekers in Greece, he said.
He said that Russia had also retaliated against the countries that had refused to give Hungary, Austria and other countries permission to hold the assembly to resolve the migrant crisis. Saying that it was incumbent on the Ukrainian government to hold to the dictates of the EU to return to the negotiating table, Putin said that both the European Union and Russia "have now been stung in the mouth." Russian militants "flew in and then fled" the Crimea region on Thursday, Putins warning of a "catastrophe" if the Ukraine wanted to continue to participate in the latest G8 summit. Putin appeals to the Croatian government.
"The danger that you are operating out of a perception of power, with the outcome that you will be controlling the very people in this country that you want to be working with," Putin told the US press secretary. The statement is the first communication that has been made by Putin to a U.S. President and the first intervention by the Russian government in foreign relations since he took office. "A new atmosphere is required in this sector," Putins statement said. "There is no more a space for the use of cyberwarfare and other forms of espionage and spying." The President said that the disturbances in Ukraine created a new international atmosphere of instability, endangering global security.
Putin said Russia's intelligence services had "fully monitored" communications by the United Kingdom and other western allies in Ukraine's eastern regions on April 20. Russia "systematically and repeatedly disrupted and interfered" in Europe's decision about whether to deploy the asylum seekers in Greece, he said.
He said that Russia had also retaliated against the countries that had refused to give Hungary, Austria and other countries permission to hold the assembly to resolve the migrant crisis. Saying that it was incumbent on the Ukrainian government to hold to the dictates of the EU to return to the negotiating table, Putin said that both the European Union and Russia "have now been stung in the mouth." Russian militants "flew in and then fled" the Crimea region on Thursday, Putins warning of a "catastrophe" if the Ukraine wanted to continue to participate in the latest G8 summit. Putin appeals to the Croatian government.
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