Putin is always committing new crimes when he feels weak and does not feel the strength and pressure, emphasized by the President of Ukraine.
On June 4, Ukraine president Vladimir Zelensky reacts to Donald Trump’s recording about a conversation with the head of the Kremlin Vladimir Putin. The head of the state reported this on his Facebook page.
“Many have spoken to Russia and at different levels. Not a single conversation leads not only to the reliable world, but even in the cessation of war. Unfortunately, Putin feels impotent and even after all the terrible strokes of Russia claiming to be preparing more” answers, “said the Ukrain leader.
With each new blow, every new delay in Russia’s diplomacy, “shows the middle finger around the world.” To all who do not want to increase the pressure in Russia. Although this Russia should look for the world. Here, in Moscow, they should feel that the war has its own price – a great price, and “the highest specific for the aggression.”
Since the beginning of 2025, the Russian army has implemented strikes with about 27,700 bombs in Ukraine, nearly 11 200 mines and nearly 9,000 drone drones of other types, as well as more than 700 missiles, including ballistic, Zelensky added.
According to him, when Putin does not feel the strength and pressure, but is weak, he always committed new crimes.
“He considers such an attitude as a quiet permit – permission to new ferocrs, new blows, new killings … And if the strong ones don’t stop Putin, it means they share responsibility to him. And if they want, but they can’t stop him, Putin will not consider them strong,” Zelensky added.
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