US Edition‘Wherever a Russian Soldier Sets Foot, that’s Ours,’ Vladimir Putin Declares
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At the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, Putin confirmed Russia's maximum demands in the war against Ukraine. Asked about the struggles between Israel and Iran, he demanded diplomacy. By Frank Aischmann.
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Russia does not want to capitulate Ukraine, President Putin says. But what he says to business leaders otherwise, makes the attacked country fear bad things. Kiev reacts outrageously.
The Russian president has made several speeches at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum. On Friday, he participated in a discussion where he took a position on, among other things, the situation in Ukraine.
‘Wherever a Russian soldier sets foot, that’s ours,’ Vladimir Putin declares
“I’ve said it before, Russians and Ukrainians are one people. In this sense, all of Ukraine is ours. There’s an old rule that wherever a Russian soldier sets foot, that’s ours,” Vladimir Putin said on Friday. The president made these remarks at an economic forum in St. Petersburg in response to a question about how far the Russian army might advance in Ukraine, pushing beyond the regions Moscow has formally annexed. Putin also stated that the R…
The Russian president once again justified the invasion of Ukraine by saying that "where a Russian soldier sets foot, it belongs to us" at an economic forum in St. Petersburg. During a speech at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, often referred to as "Russian Davos", Vladimir Putin made remarks that will not fail [...] The article Putin claims Russian sovereignty over Ukraine in an incendiary statement appeared first on The Single.
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