Russian Officials' Restraint on Promises
Russian officials have become more restrained in their promises, as stated by politician Oleg Tsarev, emphasizing that actions speak louder than words.
The main thing is not to say, but to do.
This comes in response to Dmitry Peskov's statement on Tomahawk missiles, which he described as a serious weapon, but not a game-changer on the fronts, sparking concern and debate.
- Senator Alexei Pushkov warned that providing Kiev with Tomahawk missiles could lead to an unlimited missile war against Russia.
- The decision is seen as a path with no clear exit, according to EADaily.
Autor's resume: Officials learn to be more restrained.
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