“According to Bloomberg sources, Russian ruler Vladimir Putin after meeting with US President Donald Trump on Alaska and refusal of President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky from the requirements of the Russian Federation on East of Ukraine decided to continue military escalation, including blows to Ukrainian energy and other infrastructure.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Bloomberg with reference to sources close to the Kremlin
Details: According to sources, “Putin has come to the conclusion that military escalation is the best way to force Ukraine to go on negotiations on its terms, and that Donald Trump is unlikely to do something significant to strengthen the defense of Kiev,” the material reads.
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Putin intends to continue to strike on the energy network of Ukraine and other infrastructure, sources said.
According to them, negotiations in Alaska convinced Putin that Trump was not interested in interfering with conflict.
In Anchorge, Putin suggested to stop the fighting and freeze the collision line in the south of Ukraine, if Kiev agrees to give the unspoken territories of Donetsk region and Luhansk region. Earlier, he also demanded that Ukraine limit its armed forces and abandon the purpose of NATO’s accession.
Ukraine rejected these conditions, and Putin believes that it justifies his escalation, said people close to the Kremlin.
According to Bloomberg, based on information from the Air Force Command, a month after Trump and Putin’s negotiations, the number of punches of Russian drones and missiles in Ukraine increased by about 46%.
Putin also watches the war of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyag in gas, two people close to the Kremlin said. He considers the Netanyaga campaign in Gas more stringent than Russia’s war in Ukraine, and notes that it was mainly accepted by US and Europe governments, which undermines their criticism of Moscow.
The Russian ruler will continue any dialogue from the United States, but will continue to do what he sees fit, Bloomberg interlocutors said.
Prehistory:
- On August 15, US President Donald Trump and Russian ruler Vladimir Putin held the first negotiations on the territory of the US state of Alaska.
- After that, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other European leaders met Trump in the White House to discuss the ways of diplomatic completion of Russian aggression.
- After these meetings, Putin intensified blows to the Ukrainian regions, including the capital. During one of the massive air strikes in Ukraine, the drones of the Russian Federation violated Poland’s airspace.
- Trump said Putin “raised him” on the end of the war in Ukraine.
- In early September, it was unofficially reported that Trump was becoming more pessimistic about the chance of termination of the Russian-Ukrainian war in the near future or for Putin and Zelensky’s personal meeting.