INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Russias Foreign Ministry on Tuesday said it summoned Germanys ambassador to protest a brand-new NATO marine command center along the Baltic
Sea coast.On Monday, Germany inaugurated the center to increase defense readiness in the Baltic Sea region as Russia continues to wage war
on Ukraine.Authorities in Moscow stated they revealed a definitive protest with the German ambassador over the production of the marine
command center in Rostock.Russias Foreign Ministry said that in Washington, Brussels and Berlin, they must recognize that the growth of NATO
military facilities in previous East Germany will have the most unfavorable consequences.Moscow alerted that the circumstance will not stay
without a matching response from the Russian side.Russias Foreign Ministry likewise said the brand-new center was a blatant breach of the
1990 German reunification treaty, which says that no foreign armed forces would be released in the area.The naval command center will be led
by a German admiral and manned by personnel from 11 other NATO countries.It will aim to collaborate marine activities in the region and
provide NATO with a picture of the maritime circumstance in the Baltic Sea area all the time, according to Germanys Defense Minister Boris
Pistorius.A Message from The Moscow Times: Dear readers, We are facing unprecedented difficulties
Russias Prosecutor Generals Office has designated The Moscow Times as an unwanted company, criminalizing our work and putting our staff at
This follows our earlier unjust labeling as a foreign agent
These actions are direct efforts to silence independent journalism in Russia
The authorities claim our work rejects the decisions of the Russian leadership
We see things in a different way: we aim to supply accurate, objective reporting on Russia.We, the reporters of The Moscow Times, refuse to
But to continue our work, we require your help.Your support, no matter how little, makes a world of distinction
If you can, please support us month-to-month beginning with just $2
Its fast to establish, and every contribution makes a substantial impact.By supporting The Moscow Times, youre defending open, independent
journalism in the face of repression
Thank you for standing with us.Continue Not all set to support today? Remind me later.Remind me next monthThank you! Your reminder is set.We
will send you one suggestion e-mail a month from now
For information on the personal information we gather and how it is used, please see our Privacy Policy.
