Paris attacks could change NATO priorities - Russian deputy minister
This shock will 'change a little bit the scale of priorities of our colleagues in Washington and NATO' He said
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov. PHOTO: REUTERS
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said the attacks by gunmen and suicide bombers across Paris could change priorities in Washington and other NATO capitals.
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"The world is changing, and this shock, the shake-up that took place in Paris will probably ... change a little bit the scale of priorities of our colleagues in Washington in other NATO capitals," he said when asked whether the attack would bring the US and Russia closer together.
Paris attack was work of three teams, an act of war by Islamic
Earlier, speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Turkey and he said that talks on Syria in Vienna and signals from the world's capitals after the deadly attacks in Paris show greater understanding on the joined fight against terrorism.
He said however, that there still has not been a "breakthrough" in positions.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said the attacks by gunmen and suicide bombers across Paris could change priorities in Washington and other NATO capitals.
Obama in Turkey for summit overshadowed by Paris attacks
"The world is changing, and this shock, the shake-up that took place in Paris will probably ... change a little bit the scale of priorities of our colleagues in Washington in other NATO capitals," he said when asked whether the attack would bring the US and Russia closer together.
Paris attack was work of three teams, an act of war by Islamic
Earlier, speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Turkey and he said that talks on Syria in Vienna and signals from the world's capitals after the deadly attacks in Paris show greater understanding on the joined fight against terrorism.
He said however, that there still has not been a "breakthrough" in positions.