The Russian leader gave an interview where he assures that the objective of his “geopolitical enemies” is to divide historical Russia, and he said he is sure that his forces will destroy the Patriot missiles
Russian leader Vladimir Putin assured this Sunday that Russia is ready to negotiate with all parties involved in the war in Ukraine, which began after he ordered an invasion of the neighboring country on February 24, but said that neither kyiv nor the countries Westerners have an interest in starting those talks.
“We are ready to negotiate with all those involved an acceptable solution, but that depends on them, it is not us who refuse to negotiate, it is them,” the man who started the war told the state television station Rossiya 1 in a statement. interview released this day. Russia bombed different cities in Ukraine this Sunday.
Putin assured that his country was acting in the right way in Ukraine, because the West, led by the United States, was trying to divide Russia. Putin previously argued that his war was due to the alleged threat of NATO, to ‘denazify’ (sic) Ukraine, to defend the Russian-speaking Donbass, among other attempts at explanation.
“At the center of everything is the policy of our geopolitical opponents, whose goal is to divide Russia, historical Russia,” he explained. “They have always tried to ‘divide and conquer’… our goal is the opposite, to unite the Russian people.” “I think we are acting in the right way, we are defending our national interests, the interests of our citizens, of our people. And we have no choice but to protect our citizens,” he noted.
Regarding the delivery of Patriot shuttles to the Ukrainian forces that defend the cities from bombardments against civilian targets launched by the invaders, the leader of the Russian regime assured that he was 100 percent sure that his forces, which have not been efficient to the Time to destroy the HIMARS that cause so much damage to their troops, they will be able to finish off the Patriots. “Of course we will destroy them, 100%,” he noted.