Russian Envoy: Moscow Won't Take Action on Ukraine If It's 'Not Provoked to Do So'

The strains around Ukraine have been raising throughout recent weeks, as the US and Great Britain have over and over blamed Russia for arranging "an intrusion" and needing to introduce a manikin government in Kiev.

Russian Permanent Representative to the EU Vladimir Chizhov expressed on Tuesday that his nation won't be making any move against Ukraine except if Kiev incites a reaction. The circumstance around Ukraine has deteriorated as of late, with NATO raising worries and a few nations asserting that Russia is arranging an "attack" of Ukraine. Moscow has more than once shot those charges as phony, saying such cases are only an affection to send more NATO military gear close to the Russian line, as well as to cover Kiev's forceful activities in Donbass, which disregard the Minsk arrangements.