And he continued "Zelensky must understand that Russia and the president Vladimir Putin They exist and continue".
And stressed that "The sooner Zelensky realizes that both Russia and Putin exist and will remain, and shows his willingness to fulfill the demands of Russia – which will be achieved in one way or another – the sooner he finishes what is happening".
And on the West’s delivery of long-range weapons to Kiev, the spokesman explained Russian presidency: "This matter may be very dangerous, as it will mean that the conflict will move to a new level that does not bode well for European security".
Peskov also commented on the statements of former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, saying: "Medvedev’s statements about the possible consequences of losing a nuclear power, does not mean that Russia will change its defense doctrine and use nuclear weapons".
And it was Medvedev He said, Thursday, that "The defeat of a nuclear power in a conventional war may spark a nuclear war"in reference to the military campaign launched by his country in Ukraine.
He added, in a post on Telegram: "Nuclear powers never lose major conflicts on which their fate depends".
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And he mentioned Peskovspeaking to reporters: “It is clear that both Russia and Putin are a big problem for Ukraine today and Zelensky. It is clear, in pure psychological terms, that Zelensky It would be preferable not to have Russia as well as not to have Putin.”
He added, “Zelensky must understand that Russia and the president Vladimir Putin exist and are continuous.
And he stressed that “the sooner Zelensky realizes that both Russia and Putin exist and will remain, and shows his willingness to fulfill the demands of Russia – which will be achieved in one way or another – the sooner he finishes what is happening.
And on the West’s delivery of long-range weapons to Kiev, the spokesman explained Russian presidency: “This matter may be very dangerous, it will mean that the conflict will move to a new level that does not bode well for European security.”
Peskov also commented on the statements of former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, saying: “Medvedev’s statements about the possible consequences of losing a nuclear power, does not mean that Russia will change its defense doctrine and use nuclear weapons“.
And it was Medvedev He said, Thursday, that “the defeat of a nuclear power in a conventional war may spark a nuclear war,” referring to the military campaign launched by his country in Ukraine.
He added, in a post on Telegram: “Nuclear powers never lose in major conflicts on which their fate depends.”