The head of the Russian Foreign Ministry said that “the Kyiv regime is killing civilians in the Donbass,” and the West has made Russia an enemy of Ukraine.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the Russian Federation intends to continue the war against Ukraine at least until it covers the entire Luhansk and Donetsk regions. On Sunday, May 29, he said in an interview on French TV channel TF1.
“The obvious task is to push the Ukrainian army and battalion out of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. The capture of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, recognized by the Russian Federation as independent states, is an absolute priority,” he said. by Lavrov.
At the same time, the Russian minister said, in relation to other territories of Ukraine where Russia’s “military operation” is taking place, “the inhabitants of these regions must decide their future.”
“As for the other territories where people live who do not want to break ties with Russia, the population of these regions will decide. I do not think they will be happy to return to power a regime that has proved completely Russophobic essence. The people themselves must decide, “he said. Lavrov.
According to him, in Ukraine there is an alleged “ban on Russian education, media, culture, and use of the Russian language in everyday life.”
Lavrov also tries to convince that the long duration of the Russian Federation’s “special operation” in Ukraine is due to the mandate “category prevent strikes on civilian infrastructure.”
Earlier, the General Staff published a summary in which he spoke about the situation in eastern and southern Ukraine. So, among other things, the invaders were driven out of the city of Liman, but they were preparing an attack in the direction of Bakhmut.
Recall that British intelligence said why the Russian Federation needed the Luhansk region.
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Source: korrespondent
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