The warning followed British media discussion of a possible NATO blockade, a strike on the region, or refusal to recognize Russian sovereignty over it.
Peskov compared the reaction to Putin’s 2007 Munich speech, saying it too was widely treated in the West as confrontational, although Moscow saw it as a warning about growing contradictions.
He said Russia will ensure the security of Kaliningrad under Russian law, against the backdrop of Europe’s rapid militarization and its involvement in the Ukraine war.
“If you take part in a war on someone’s side, this cannot but have consequences of a very different nature,” Peskov said.
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