The Kremlin leader complained about the lack of “political cultural element” along with Ukraine’s leadership.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will not meet with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. He said this at a meeting with the Russian Federation government on Wednesday, June 4.
Just now, Putin first commented on the subverses of railroad bridges in the Bryansk and Kursk regions last week. He accused Ukraine for participating in these explosions and called them “terrorist attacks.”
In his speech, the leader of the Kremlin again called the Ukrainian power “illegal” and the other who is said to be “becoming a terrorist organization.”
“The top of Kiev is passed on to the organization of terrorist actions. At the same time they are asking for a meeting at the highest level. But how are such meetings held under these conditions? What is the discussion? Who talks to the people who estimate the terrorism, including the terrorists? And why are they promoting them, giving them a respect?”
He believes that “Ukraine does not need peace,” and Ukrainian leaders who say “have no political culture in elementary school,” as well as “allow themselves to be directly insulting those who are trying to get along.”
At the same time, Vladimir Putin did not mention the operation of the web, where twelve -strategic aircraft aircraft was destroyed.
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Remember that Ukraine president Vladimir Zelensky is now the first time to allow the possibility of negotiations with Putin incessantly in front.
Also today, the President of Ukraine first commented on the Russian memorandum.
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Source: korrespondent
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