Kiev is using strikes on civilian infrastructure as part of an attempt to sow division in Russia, the president has saidMoscow will not give Kiev a chance to halt the advance of Russian troops or force negotiations on Ukraine's terms, Russian President Vladimir Putin told journalist Pavel Zarubin on Sunday.Strikes on Russian civilian infrastructure are being carried out not only to cause
Putin: Ukrainian Attacks Will Not Halt Russian Military Progress
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Ukraine's strikes on Russian civilian infrastructure aim to create division within Russia, asserting that Moscow will continue its military advance without yielding to Ukrainian demands. This situation highlights ongoing tensions in the region, which could have implications for Iran's geopolitical stance and alliances.
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📰 What Happened
Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed that Ukraine's attacks on Russian civilian infrastructure are intended to create discord within Russia, asserting that Russia will continue its military operations without conceding to Ukrainian demands.
- Putin emphasized that Ukraine's strikes are part of a strategy to disrupt Russian unity.
- Russia intends to maintain its military advance in Ukraine despite these attacks.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has been ongoing since 2014, with significant escalations in 2022, leading to a complex geopolitical landscape involving multiple global powers.
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