Russian President Vladimir Putin called this Tuesday to organize global cooperation against terrorism, a scourge that strikes his country, some members of the North Atlantic Organization, NATO, and develops a war in the Middle East.

Putin noted the main current problem is security, and added Russia and NATO must coordinate actions to ensure it; however, but the military bloc puts considers Russia as the enemy to take into account.

In the face of the concerns of NATO members, the Russian President said that imaginary threats about Russia have to stop, such as the hybrid war, invented to frighten others.

The Russian leader pointed out this kind of policy has no prospects, and that the only promising way is the cooperation between Russia and NATO in all fields, including the issue of security against terrorism.