Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a stern warning to Western nations to stop meddling in their home affairs.
According to Vladimir Putin, Russia has become lenient with the West that it has become an all common thing to see a country criticize them over their home affairs.
Russian news agency,TASS reported the speech he made in front of hundreds of representatives from the various political strata.
He said: “Some countries have developed a very bad habit of taking digs at Russia whenever a chance offers itself, and most often without any reason at all. “It looks like a new sports game who will manage to say something louder than the others,’’
“But I hope that it will not occur to anyone to cross the so-called red line with Russia. Where it runs, we will decide for ourselves in each specific case. “We do not want to burn any bridges, but if someone perceives our good intentions as indifference or weakness and intends to blow up these bridges, then they must know that Russia’s response will be asymmetric, swift and harsh,’’
In other news, recall a recent survey of 2,000 Russian men and women held that the 68-year-old President emerged the winner of the Russia’s Sexiest Man ahead of other contestants like Dmitry Nagiyev, Danila Kozlovsky and Konstantin Khabensky.
The survey was carried out by interviewing 1,000 men and 1,000 women in more than 300 cities across Russia between March 22 and March 31. He secured 18 per cent of the men’s vote and 17 per cent of the women’s vote.
