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War in Ukraine: Kremlin Believes Russian Strikes Near Poland Were Justified

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The Kremlin spokesman justified on Monday the Russian strikes carried out the previous day in Ukraine close to the Polish border, claiming that they were part of the "missions" of his armed forces.

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Russian attacks in Ukraine, on Sunday, near the border with Poland, were part of the missions of the Armed Forces, warrants the Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov, reports AFP, according to News.ro. "It is about Ukrainian territory. Our soldiers carry out their missions throughout the Ukrainian territory and continue to do so," Dmitri Peskov replied in the briefing ...

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The Russian presidential spokesman has supported the legality of the military strikes carried out on Ukrainian territory, near the border with Poland. During a regular press briefing, Dmitry Peskov argued that they were part of the operational tasks of the Russian armed forces. “This is Ukrainian territory. Our forces are implementing their objectives throughout Ukrainian territory and will continue to do so.” According to the authorities of Pol…

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The Kremlin spokesman justified on Monday the Russian strikes carried out the previous day in Ukraine close to the Polish border, claiming that they were part of the "missions" of his armed forces.

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The Kremlin spokesman justified today the Russian strikes launched yesterday in Ukraine near the Polish border, stating that they are part of the "missions" of its armed forces.

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MOSCOW - Russian troops will continue to strike targets "all over" Ukraine, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Monday, in response to Sunday's drone attack on the Ukrainian-Polish border that shocked Warsaw and its European allies, AFP reported.

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The Kremlin spokesman also commented on Trump's request to Zelensky.

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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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