“The Finnish leader expressed his hope that the pressure from the event would force Russia to go to the truce.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
The Finnish leader expressed his hope that the pressure from the event would force Russia to go to the truce.
Alexander Stubb spoke about Putin’s position on the issue of a truce / photo of UNIAN
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin does not seek a truce in a full -scale war against Ukraine.
This statement was made in a comment by STT agency President of Finland Alexander Stubb, Yle reports. On March 15, the politician participated in a summit in support of Ukraine, organized by the Prime Minister of Great Britain, Kirr Starmer.
“Putin does not seek a truce, ceasefire or peace. Its main purpose, namely the destruction of independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, has not changed at all,” Stubb said.
At the same time, the Finnish leader expressed his hope that the pressure from the event would force Russia to go to the truce:
“I hope we can continue the pressure from the event to force Russia to stop fire.”
A truce in Ukraine: you could miss itPlans for the conclusion of a peace ceasefire agreement in Ukraine are transferred to the “operational phase”, said Prime Minister of Great Britain, Kir Starmer. According to him, the approach of the ruler of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin “Yes, but” to the proposed ceasefire is not good enough.
Earlier, Lieutenant Colonel of the Armed Forces, Deputy Commander 3 OSHBR Maxim Zhorin emphasized that the military did not understand how a truce could be provided. He added that he did not remember that there was at least one day during the ATO/OOS when there were no violations from the Russian Federation.
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