Prime Minister António Costa warned Russia that this is not the moment to escalate the war in Ukraine or to extend the attitude of aggression. The statements were made in response to the most recent international developments related to the conflict.
Costa's words come after Germany held Moscow responsible for the attack on Leipzig airport. This accusation by the German government marks a new moment in tensions between European countries and Russia.
The Portuguese Prime Minister emphasized the need to avoid a further escalation of the conflict, reinforcing the position that the international community should not accept the expansion of Russian military actions.
This intervention by António Costa is part of the broader context of European reactions to recent incidents that have been worsening the geopolitical situation in the region.
