“Putin Decides to Intimidate Ukraine on 134th War Day,” commented on the speech of the Russian president by the newspaper Ukrainska Pravda on its website. The Unian agency characterized Putin’s performance as an attempt at intimidation, calling the Kremlin chief a “dictator” and a “usurper.”

“We heard they wanted to beat us on the battlefield. Well, what can I say? Let them try. We have heard many times that the West wants to fight with us to the last Ukraine. This is a tragedy for the Ukrainian people, but everything seems to be heading that way.” said the Russian president, according to the news agency.

The Kremlin chief said that Russia did not reject peace talks, and those who rejected them should now know that “the slower it is, the harder it will be for them to agree with us”. “Everyone should know that we haven’t started anything serious on the whole,” said about the war against Ukraine, which the Russian troops carried out Putin’s he started ordering on February 24th.

According to Putin, this military operation represents “the beginning of a fundamental breakthrough in America’s world order, the beginning of the transition from America’s liberal globalist egocentrism to a truly multipolar world”, based on international law, national sovereignty and civilization, justice and equality.

According to the Russian president, the West is trying to impose a “totalitarian model of liberalism” on the world, including the notorious “culture of interference and comprehensive prohibition.” But most countries, he argues, do not care about such a life and future, and strive for real and sustainable sovereignty. “They’re just tired of kneeling down, humiliating themselves in front of people who think they’re special.” he added.

According to Putin, the idea of ​​Russia joining the alliance seemed far-fetched to members of the North Atlantic Alliance, at a time when relations between Russia and NATO were not closed. “Why? Because they don’t need a country like Russia. That’s why they support terrorism and separatism in Russia, the internal destructive forces and the fifth column in our country,he says.

By ordering the invasion of Russian troops into Ukraine, Putin unleashed the biggest land conflict in Europe since the end of World War II, which resulted in thousands of victims and millions fleeing the war.. According to Kiev and the West, the Russian aggression was not triggered by anything. Western countries have imposed sanctions on Russia to force Moscow to withdraw its troops.

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“Ukrainian wheat is not burning, but world food security is on fire. Russia will be held accountable for all crimes!” The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense wrote on Twitter about a photo of a burning field.

Ukraine, as a major supplier of cereals, lost a large number of its fields, some of which are now under colonial rule. He then had no place to import what had been harvested abroad.

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Pravda Ukraine reminded that only Syria, Belarus and North Korea openly support Russia’s war against Ukraine. In early March, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution condemning the Russian invasion and urging Moscow to immediately withdraw all troops from Ukraine. 141 countries voted for the resolution, five opposed (Russia, Belarus, Syria, Eritrea and DPRK) and 35 abstained. Putin cited “NATO’s mystical expansion” as one of the reasons for the invasion, but only after the Russian offensive did Finland and Sweden decide to join the alliance; but the Russian leader did not mention it today, the Ukrainian daily added. He also noted that during the five months of the war, Russia has several times changed the “target” of its attacks, which many civilized countries recognize as genocide of the Ukrainian nation.