US EditionPutin Says 'the Whole of Ukraine Is Ours'
- On June 20, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared at a major economic forum in St Petersburg that, in his view, the entirety of Ukraine belongs to Russia.
- This statement followed Russia's 2022 annexation referendums in four Ukrainian regions and Crimea, which Kyiv and its allies deem illegal and reject.
- Putin emphasized Moscow's refusal to relinquish any occupied areas and called for peace negotiations to recognize the local population's will, while Russia is advancing militarily, including near Sumy and Zaporizhzhia.
- Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha condemned Putin's remarks as cynical disdain for peace efforts, noting Russia's intent to seize more territory and kill more Ukrainians, while Russia controls about 20% of Ukraine.
- The situation implies prolonged conflict with Moscow maintaining a maximalist stance, Kyiv seeking increased military aid, and international calls for sanctions and isolation of Russia to pressure a resolution.
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For those who doubted Russian ambitions in Ukraine, the message is clear, Vladimir Putin told the St. Petersburg Economic Forum that all Ukraine "owned" Russia, adding that any ground trodden by a Russian soldier is necessarily Russian soil. Words that do not surprise Ukraine but provoke strong reactions.
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