Putin blames Western globalists for European events and Ukraine conflict

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What did Vladimir Putin say about events in Europe?

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that events in Europe, including the AfD's win in a German state election, were the result of "system errors" committed by Western globalists. He suggested that people in Europe understand these dynamics and that these results reflect broader European trends.

How did Putin explain the conflict in Ukraine?

Putin attributed the conflict in Ukraine to the West's actions, including constant pressure on Moscow and efforts to "drag" Ukraine into the NATO alliance. He specifically mentioned that after a Russia-friendly president fled Ukraine in 2014, the West aimed to bring Ukraine into NATO, which he called the main reason for the current events.

Where and when did Putin make these comments?

Putin made these comments to reporters in a pool report on the first day of his visit to India, on Friday, 11 September 2026. He was in India to attend a BRICS summit.