Putin Exposes NATO’s ‘Russia Threat’ Narrative, Accuses Zelensky of Using War to Stay in Power?
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Putin exposes NATO’s ‘Russia threat’ narrative, accuses Zelensky of using war to stay in power?
President Vladimir Putin used a Russian Military-Industrial Commission meeting to accuse NATO and European leaders of escalating toward war with Russia, denounce Ukraine’s government as corrupt and undemocratic, and outline a major new Russian armaments programme focused on nuclear forces, air defence, drones, precision weapons, space systems and AI.
Russia cannot be intimidated, this is obviously stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin in his statement at the meeting of the military industrial commission. Putin described the death of the chairman of the local electoral commission in Zaporozh province, and he conveys to RIA News. "It is not clear why they are doing this at all – to intimidate us? It is obvious to all that this is not possible," said Russia's President. Vladiemir Putin not…
‘Let’s Better Live in Friendship,’ Putin Tells West, Says Russia Cannot Be Intimidated
Key points from the Russian president’s statements at a meeting of the Military-Industrial Commission:▪️External threats facing Russia are not decreasing; NATO is expanding and increasing its presence in different regions...
Russia will strengthen its nuclear forces, air defense, precision weapons and investment in drones and military technology in space. Vladimir Putin announces a comprehensive further armament - while saying that Russia has no plans to attack Europe. The statements came Friday during a meeting of the Russian Military-Industrial Commission, where the president presented the main lines of the country's new state […] The post Putin announces a major …
Kiev has committed another crime by attacking a residential building in the Zaporizhia region, which killed Yelena Astanaina, the chairwoman of the local election commission, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
Russia cannot be intimidated, and this is obvious to everyone, a statement such as that made by President Vladimir Putin during the meeting of the Military Industrialization Commission, commenting on the death of the chairman of the local electoral commission in Zaporozh province, and the head of State asked why Kiev was involved in such crimes.
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