Speaking throughout the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) summit in Stockholm, Lavrov warned that NATO's enlargement into the East would have an effect on "fundamental interests" of Russian safety.He pressured that though Russia does "not want any conflicts" with NATO over Ukraine, it maintains the "right to choose ways to ensure its legitimate security interests.""And let's not forget, of course, the proclaimed principle of indivisibility and security, including in the OSCE, in the NATO Council of Russia, which says that no one has the right to strengthen their security at the expense of the security of others. And the further advance of NATO to the East will definitely affect the fundamental interests of our security."The United States, in the meantime, warned once more that there could be "serious consequences" if Russia engages to "pursue confrontation" with Ukraine.
CNN's Alex Marquardt reported from Stockholm, Niamh Kennedy from London and Anna Chernova from Moscow.
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