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Spain’s Sanchez to Trump: ‘You cannot play Russian roulette with the destiny of millions’

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Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez delivered a sharp warning to former US President Donald Trump, stating that the fate of millions of people cannot be treated like a game of Russian roulette.

In his remarks, Sánchez highlighted the enormous responsibility that world leaders bear when making decisions that affect global peace, security, and human lives. He stressed that reckless or unilateral actions can have far-reaching consequences, potentially triggering humanitarian crises, economic instability, and diplomatic tensions across continents.

Sánchez’s message underscored the urgency for careful, measured, and cooperative approaches to international challenges, reminding leaders that the stakes go far beyond political posturing or short-term gains, directly impacting the well-being of countless people around the world.

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