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London: British foreign minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday it was not "entirely right" to talk about a new Cold War with Russia because Moscow did not pose as much of a threat to global stability as the former Soviet Union had.
"It is doing many, many terrible things ... but I don`t think Russia today can be compared with the Soviet Union that I remember as a child. I don`t think it is as much of a threat to the stability of the world as the former Soviet Union," he told a parliamentary committee.
"I don`t think it`s entirely right ... to talk about a new Cold War."
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