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Russias Putin rules out ceasefire with Ukraine during speech in Moscow - Dominican Republic Post – Caribbean News, Business, Travel & Culture
What happened
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ruled out a ceasefire with Ukraine regarding long-range strikes, stating that it is "ridiculous" to expect Russia to stop attacks on its oil refineries in exchange for Ukraine stopping its strikes. Putin said Ukraine had "partially achieved its objectives" with the strikes, costing Russia 1% of its GDP due to attacks on Russian oil refineries. Russia has increased long-range strikes targeting Ukraine's steel companies and supply chains, including the rail sec
Why it matters
The situation in Ukraine and Russia is tense, with both sides engaging in aerial attacks and Moscow warning the West not to escalate the conflict.
Key facts
- Russia has increased long-range strikes against Ukraine's steel companies and supply chains
- A Russian drone struck a school in Kyiv
- Putin stated Ukraine had "partially achieved its objectives" with the strikes
- Russia has targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure
- Putin warned the West not to escalate the conflict by threatening Kaliningrad
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