Russia will continue its special military operation in Ukraine, as achieving all its objectives through political and diplomatic means remains impossible at this stage, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said at a briefing, commenting on yesterday’s phone call between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US leader Donald Trump.
"During the conversation, President Putin reaffirmed our commitment to achieving the goals of the special military operation and emphasized that we would prefer to accomplish them through political and diplomatic avenues," Peskov stated. "However, as long as this remains unattainable, the special military operation will continue," he added.
Putin has outlined several key objectives of the special military operation. These include denazification, which refers to eliminating Nazi-affiliated groups from Ukraine’s leadership and ending the pressure on Russian-speaking Ukrainians and their culture.
Another priority is the demilitarization of Ukraine — ensuring that the country renounces any attempts to pose an armed threat to its neighbors. Additionally, Moscow insists that Kiev must remain nuclear-free and stay outside any military blocs, in line with Ukraine’s 1991 Declaration of Independence.
Russia also calls for the recognition of new territorial realities, including the incorporation of Crimea and Sevastopol, as well as the subsequent inclusion of the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, and the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions, following referendums.
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The settlement of the Ukrainian conflict must take into account Moscow’s legitimate security interests and ensure the protection of the rights of Russian and Russian-speaking populations in Ukraine, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said at a press conference following talks with his Saudi counterpart, Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud.
ReplyDelete"A political and diplomatic resolution is impossible without addressing the root causes of the conflict, as President [Vladimir] Putin emphasized during yesterday’s phone conversation with President [Donald] Trump," Lavrov stated. "We will not accept any solution that disregards Russia’s legitimate security interests or fails to guarantee that violations of the rights of Russian and Russian-speaking people will not be repeated," he added.
Il portavoce del Cremlino, Dmitry Peskov, sulle parole di Trump :
ReplyDelete«La Russia presta molta attenzione a tutte le dichiarazioni di Trump.
La Russia continua l'operazione militare speciale, poiché al momento non sembra possibile raggiungere gli obiettivi con mezzi diplomatici».
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated that the United States reviewed decisions on certain components rather than halted its weapons supplies to Ukraine.
ReplyDelete"The United States did not halt the delivery of weapons or support to Ukraine, rather it reviewed the decision to send specific components," Melon said addressing a forum organized by Italian journalist Bruno Vespa. This is an important aspect that, however, "does not imply a complete US withdrawal, as they try to present it," she argued. To prove her words, the Italian head of government said she had discussed "Kiev and trade tariffs" with US President Donald Trump.