Zakharova diagnosed NATO with expansion mania

The only force uniting the NATO countries is an urge for enlargement, Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
Thus, she commented on the words of German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock that "Russia's actions must have a definite price," and NATO's strength is ”not in tanks and missiles, but in solidarity to defend the law and common values."
According to Zakharova, NATO has trampled on the cornerstone of democracy - freedom of the media and non-obstruction of the information dissemination.
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