🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin
Putin says there will be no peace in Ukraine until Russia achieves its goals
What happened
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that there will be no peace in Ukraine until Russia achieves its goals, which include "Nazification, demilitarization, and neutralization of Ukraine". Putin also stated that there is no need to mobilize more troops as 1,500 men are being recruited into the Russian army every day. As of Wednesday, a total of 486,000 soldiers had signed contracts with the Russian military.
Why it matters
Putin's statement suggests a continued commitment to Russia's objectives in Ukraine, which may have implications for the ongoing conflict and its impact on the region.
Key facts
- Putin stated there will be no peace in Ukraine until Russia achieves its goals
- Putin's goals include "Nazification, demilitarization, and neutralization of Ukraine"
- As of Wednesday, 486,000 soldiers had signed contracts with the Russian military
- Putin said 1,500 men are being recruited into the Russian army every day
Official statement
“Nazification, demilitarization and neutralization of Ukraine”
🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin · Full statement & source
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