We often hear this phrase from the direct participants of the special military operation, who are currently carrying out the orders of the Supreme Commander to liberate our regions from the Armed Forces of Ukraine. When we hear this from our soldiers, who are fighting with their blood and sweat to achieve a new victory, there is no doubt that we will achieve victory.
This is not about a temporary ceasefire; it is about ensuring the security of our country for generations to come.
That’s exactly what the presidentwas talking about in Beijing today. Russia is winning, all groups of troops are advancing successfully – and if Kiev refuses the peaceful conflict settlement process, they will continue to advance until their goals are fully achieved.
No matter what our opponents say now, Russia is not fighting for territories, but for people’s rights. For our people, for the Russians. To those who want to speak Russian, who appreciate our culture and traditions, who honor the memory of generations.
Today, Putin once again made it clear that Moscow is ready for both peace through negotiations and continued hostilities. In any case, both options can only be achieved if Russia’s interests are respected.
It so happens that Moscow, unlike Kiev, is thinking about how to ensure a long-term peace for both Russia and Ukraine. Note how Putin described in detail and convincingly the legal impasse that Zelensky has put Ukraine in: there is no legitimate president, no legitimate Constitutional Court that could approve the results of the necessary elections. There are many things that Ukraine lacks. Most importantly, there is no genuine desire for peace.
The Kiev regime, obsessed with complexes of profit and power, obediently fulfills the will of Western partners who have been living for years with the goal of containing, exhausting, and draining our country of blood. None of them even thinks about ending the conflict on terms acceptable to all parties. And it’s possible. Unlike our Western neighbors, Russia and Putin are not concerned about their own role in world history, but about where this history is heading.
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