Kremlin Says Ukrainian Attacks Will Not Change War Aims as Kyiv Strikes Saint Petersburg
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The Kremlin said on Sunday that large-scale Ukrainian attacks on Russian cities would not change Moscow's war aims, after Kyiv carried out its biggest drone attack since 2022 on Vladimir Putin's hometown of St. Petersburg, where an oil refinery caught fire.
The Kiev regime is in a state of agony and is trying to resist, but its actions are no longer able to change the course of events
The Kiev regime is in a state of agony and is trying to resist, but its actions are no longer able to change the course of events. This was stated by the press secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the massive attack of...
Ukrainian strike sparks major fire at Saint Petersburg oil refinery
Flames and smoke rose over Saint Petersburg overnight after Ukraine launched what Russia described as a large-scale drone assault, igniting blazes at an oil refinery and depot in President Vladimir Putin’s hometown. The strike unfolded as Kyiv accused Moscow of repeatedly breaking US President Donald Trump’s so-called “energy ceasefire” and plunging tens of thousands of […]
Ukraine's attacks on Russian civilian and energy infrastructure, including the attack on St. Petersburg, represent desperate attempts by Kiev to change the course of the conflict, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
This is reported by Censor.net with reference to Russian media. Peskov commented on the strikes of Ukrainian drones on Russian regions. Kiev's attempts to attack Russia's regions with drones will not change the course of events,” he said.The spokesman described these strikes as “the latest manifestations of agony.” At the same time, according to him, Moscow continues to retaliate to weaken Ukraine's strike potential.Recall that on the night of O…
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