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Agency quotes "AFP" For the Russian Presidential Spokesperson, Kremlin، Dmitriy Peskov He said that the Ukrainian side can finish everything before the end of the day.
Peskov added that the end of the months-old war is possible if Kyiv issues an order "For national units to lay down arms" Referring to the Ukrainian forces, considering that it is necessary.
This new statement shows that Russia is determined to continue the war until the end, and will not be satisfied with stopping the fighting at the current borders, where Russian forces control parts of eastern and southern Ukraine.
Russia launched the war on February 24, under the slogan "Special military operation to protect Donbass"a province in eastern Ukraine Moscow says Russian-speaking people there suffer persecution by the Ukrainian authorities.
After intense missile bombardment, the Russian forces advanced towards the capital, Kyiv quickly, but failed to storm it, in early April, and focused the fighting in eastern and southern Ukraine.
The Russian forces managed to extend their control over the cities of Mariupol and Severodnetsk, and are on the verge of ending the Ukrainian presence in the Lugansk region, which together with the Donetsk region constitutes the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine, which is the country’s industrial center.
It seemed that the Russian military strategy in recent weeks was moving towards controlling the largest area of land and strategic cities to end the military operation and force Kyiv to negotiate.
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The agency quoted “AFP”, a spokesman for the Russian presidency, Kremlin، Dmitriy Peskov He said that the Ukrainian side can finish everything before the end of the day.
Peskov added that the end of the war that has been raging for months is possible if Kyiv issues an order for “national units to lay down their arms,” referring to the Ukrainian forces, considering that the order is necessary.
This new statement shows that Russia is determined to continue the war until the end, and will not be satisfied with stopping the fighting at the current borders, where Russian forces control parts of eastern and southern Ukraine.
Russia launched the war on February 24, under the slogan “a special military operation to protect Donbass”, a region in eastern Ukraine that Moscow says Russian-speakers are suffering from persecution by the Ukrainian authorities.
After intense missile bombardment, the Russian forces advanced towards the capital, Kyiv quickly, but failed to storm it, in early April, and focused the fighting in eastern and southern Ukraine.
The Russian forces managed to extend their control over the cities of Mariupol and Severodnetsk, and are on the verge of ending the Ukrainian presence in the Lugansk region, which together with the Donetsk region constitutes the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine, which is the country’s industrial center.
It seemed that the Russian military strategy in recent weeks was moving towards controlling the largest area of land and strategic cities to end the military operation and force Kyiv to negotiate.
