Kremlin Says US Wrong to Think Escalation of Ukrainian Strikes Can Help End War
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the US is mistaken to think Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy sites will help end the war and warned such escalation may prolong the conflict.
- Kyiv's drone attacks on Russian oil depots and refineries have caused a fuel crisis, leading to export bans and fuel rationing in over 90% of Russian regions.
- US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed hope that escalating Ukrainian attacks could create conditions for peace talks.
- Sources close to President Vladimir Putin indicate he rejects peace negotiations and may escalate the conflict further to establish a larger security buffer zone in eastern Ukraine.
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Trump Just Blessed Ukraine’s Strikes on Russia as ‘an Escalation That Can Help Lead to an End’ — and the Kremlin Noticed
As Ukraine intensifies its strikes deep into Russia, Washington sees a potential opening to revisit stalled peace negotiations, seemingly hopeful that pressure on Moscow will convince the Russian leader to make concessions. During the recently concluded NATO summit held in Ankara, Turkey, American President Donald Trump sounded optimistic, saying that Ukrainian strikes are “an escalation, but it’s also an escalation that can help lead to an end.…
"The more the Kiev regime hits our infrastructure, the more we will have to expand the security zone" on the front line, told journalists the spokesman for the Russian presidency, Dmitri Peskov Le
President Donald Trump has suggested that the intensification of the Ukrainian strikes against Russia could push Moscow to negotiate an end to the hostilities. The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs estimated the Russian civilian casualties to 38 dead over the last week. Our follow-upTo deepen Technologies. The Ukraine will be able to manufacture PatriotArmament missiles. How Russia benefits from the shortage of Patriot air defence sys…
"20 Minutes" takes stock for you every night about the conflict in Ukraine. On Thursday 9 July, the Kremlin warned that he will not be impressed by the increase in Ukrainian strikes
A Russian cargo ship and tug were also hit by strikes, as were an oil terminal in the Rostov region and an ammunition depot in the self-proclaimed Luhansk republic. These Ukrainian claims confirm the statements of the Russian local authorities on Thursday morning.
The Kremlin rejects Washington's assertion that Ukrainian strikes on Russian soil will force Moscow to negotiate.
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