It seems that he speaks in riddles Russian President Vladimir Putin During the months-long conflict in Ukraine. His movements create a dramatic spectacle as well as clouds of suspicion around the international community. However, some media outlets, such as the British newspaper The Guardian, read behind Putin’s recent statements a mood to make concessions and thus end the war.
As noted in the English press, the Russian president left his own information about the possibility of ending the conflict.
«Work continues, it is difficult and it will take time. However, whether or not those involved will have to agree depending on how the realities of reality are shaped.Putin said during a press conference in Kyrgyzstan.
This statement opened a window for dialogue and agreement, and set – without clarifying – a time frame for the duration of the war.
«There is stability at work. No questions or problemsAs the Russian president noted. It is reminded, however, 24 hours ago Announced the continuation of strikes on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine.
«Regarding the bombing of settlements in the Donbass .. In fact, the strikes were carried out by the Ukrainians directly on populated areas, and no one could be aware of this … The whole world behaves as if nothing is happening and this is terrible. The West cannot be ignorant of this. There, Ukrainian forces are carrying out a genocide, not even allowing citizens to drink water, because they control the water facilities.He said in particular.
«We didn’t start the war, it started in 2014 after the coup that overthrew Ukraine’s pro-Russian president, Viktor Yanukovych, after several weeks of popular mobilization.“, he added.
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