Wall against wall about the war in Ukraine. The Kremlin chief doesn’t tell them to and explicitly attacks the West, exposing attempts to weaken Moscow. Russia “promptly and firmly put up a barrier to attempts to influence its own state sovereignty.” This was stated by President Vladimir Putin, reiterating accusations against the West of aiming to “weaken Russia and undermine its sovereignty”. The Tass agency reports this. “Attempts by some states to rewrite, reshape world history are becoming increasingly aggressive. And, in principle, they have an obvious objective as far as our society is concerned: to divide, to disorient, in short to weaken Russia, to influence its sovereignty “, that is, ” to shake its sovereignty “. That’s what Russian President Vladimir Putin, quoted by Russian news agency Ria Novosti.
He then explicitly accuses Ukraine of not wanting to negotiate peace in the conflict area. “The Russian Federation will continue to pursue its objectives in the military operation in Ukraine because Kiev does not want to negotiate.” This was reiterated by Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov speaking to the press. Regarding the appeal of French President Emmanuel Macron, who asked his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, to intervene to bring Putin back “to the negotiating table”, Peskov limited himself to commenting: “We don’t see any negotiating table” . 🇧🇷
Source: IL Tempo
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