Putin: 'Reconciliating with the Ukrainian people will be inevitable'

Kremlin journalist Pavel Zarubin has released a documentary on Russia's state television channel Rossiya 1,...

"We have enough capabilities and means to finish what we started in 2022 with the result that Russia needs," said the Russian president in one of the discarded shots of the documentary Russia, the Kremlin, Putin, 25 years old, published on Rossiya-1's Telegram channel. READ ALSO Ukraine agrees to cede territories without permanent legal recognition to Russia During his interview with journalist Pavel Zarubin, Vladimir Putin stated that Russia ha…

Vladimir Putin took part in the documentary.

For more than ten years, Russia has waged a war of aggression against Ukraine. Nevertheless, Kremlin leader Putin is confident that there will be reconciliation between the two countries. While Russian drones continue to strike in Ukraine, Kiev accuses the leadership of cynicism in Moscow.

In a documentary produced by Rossiya1 TV, the Russian president has also returned to talking about nuclear weapons: “We have enough strength to win without nuclear weapons.”

It is only a matter of time, but reconciliation with the Ukrainian people is inevitable. It is the words of President Vladimir Putin in the course of an interview for the documentary Russia. Kremlin. Putin. Twenty-five years. I believe it is inevitable. Despite all the tragedy that we are living now. It is only a matter of time, he insisted Moscow's leader returning to repeat that Russia did not start a special operation in Ukraine first because…