Russia threatens two other countries,warns them not to join NATO

 According to news sources published online last evening, Russia has threatened two other nations with military and political action if they do not join NATO. If they do not join, military and political action would be done against them.

Finland and Sweden have been advised not to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, in the wake of the military actions in Ukraine.

Maria Zakharova, a spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, stated that if Finland and Sweden decide to join NATO, there will be grave military and political consequences.

As a result of this new development, it has come to light that Russia has threatened Finland and Sweden, according to information supplied by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova, who has cautioned the two nations against becoming members of NATO.

Specifically, she stated that Finland and Sweden should not rely their security on undermining the security of other nations, and that their entrance to NATO could have grave implications, including military and political actions.

According to a later tweet from the ministry, it has been made known that Finland and Sweden have been providing considerable military and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine since Russian forces entered the country on Thursday.

It was also revealed that Ukraine, which had previously been enthusiastic about joining NATO, is now open to consider a new status with the alliance following the deaths of some of its residents by Russian soldiers.

Speaking at a press conference on Friday, Zakharova warned that mooting the idea of NATO would be detrimental to both countries.

“Finland and Sweden should not base their security on damaging the security of other countries and their accession to NATO can have detrimental consequences and face some military and political consequences.

“We regard the Finnish government’s commitment to a military non-alignment policy as an important factor in ensuring security and stability in northern Europe,” Zakharova said.

The decision of Ukraine to join NATO is believed to be responsible for Russia’s attack.