US EditionConflict potential growing, Putin expresses concern about global tensions
- Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the St. Petersburg forum on June 20, 2025, expressing concern over rising global conflict potential, especially in Ukraine and the Middle East.
- Putin linked the tensions to Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine, NATO’s eastward expansion disregarding Russian security, and escalating Israel-Iran discord involving nuclear issues.
- He reiterated his belief in the unity of Russians and Ukrainians as a single people, asserting that the entire territory of Ukraine belongs to them, cautioned against Ukraine’s potential use of a dirty bomb, and emphasized that Russia will respond to any threats with equivalent measures.
- Putin noted active daily contacts and proposals with Israeli and Iranian counterparts, affirmed defending Iran's peaceful nuclear rights, and hoped Israel’s assassination threat against Iran’s leader 'remains just rhetoric.'
- He emphasized the need for peaceful conflict resolution amid disturbing global tensions and stated that Russian specialists continue building reactors in Iran’s Bushehr despite the risks.
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin admitted this Friday to being "very concerned" about the possible outbreak of a third world war due to the situation around Ukraine and Iran's nuclear facilities. On the other hand, he was triumphant in the conflict he started in 2022 and said that "all Ukraine is ours.""I worry. I say it without any irony and no jokes. There is a great potential for conflict that is growing (...
The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, makes us statements that amplifies fear and panic. On the one hand, he is concerned about the potential “great” of the outbreak of a new world war, and on the other, he argues that “the entire Ukraine” belongs to Russia, arguing with “a saying” as disturbingly: “The country that hits a Russian soldier is ours” The article Putin speaks of ALL THREE World CHANGE! / About the country that invaded it: “The en…
“I have said it many times, I consider the Russian and Ukrainian people the same people. In this sense, all Ukraine is ours,” he defended, citing “an old rule” to the debate's moderator: “Where the boat of a Russian foot soldier is ours”
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