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Zelensky called the reason for the Russian Federation’s blow to Mukachevo

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Russian dictator Putin is trying to “get away” from the need to hold a meeting at the level of leaders, the President of Ukraine believes.

Russia’s blow to the American Flex factory in Mukachevo is indicative and focused. Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is trying to “jump” with the need to hold a meeting at the level of the leaders. This is stated on the appeal on the evening of the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky.

According to him, this is a unique blow accurately with the American ownership and investment in Ukraine.

“A very indicative blow. As with this whole massive attack. When the world expects a clear answer from the Russians to negotiations at the end of the war,” the President emphasized.

He added that there are two formats at the level of leaders where it is realistic to achieve development. Bilateral format – Ukraine and Russia. And tripartite – Ukraine, the USA and Russia. This was discussed in Washington. Putin also spoke about this in a phone talk to Trump.

“(Now) the signs from Russia are simply obscene. They are trying to jump to the need to hold a meeting. They do not want to end this war. They continue to attack against Ukraine and it is very difficult to attack in front. And they are still launching missiles in an American business -as well as many other full civilians,” Zelensky emphasized.

Remember that Russian troops at night invaded the Transcarpathian region with rockets. An American Company factory for making household appliances in Mukachevo fell under the punch.

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