Notes of a veteran: Putin called the proposal to stop attacks on ships in response to the cessation of attacks on Russian refineries ridiculous
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By Putin’s own estimate, Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries have cost Russia 1% of GDP. But he says stopping them isn’t worth halting attacks on Ukrainian vessels.
Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected the idea of halting attacks on Ukrainian ships in exchange for Ukraine ending its strikes on Russian oil refineries. He made the remarks at the Valdai Forum.
Strikes on ships in exchange for refineries: Putin criticized the truce proposal Putin called a ridiculous proposal to stop attacks on ships in the Black Sea in exchange for Ukraine's strikes on <p>Russian refineries. Consistent There is no truce.</p>
Notes of a veteran: Putin called the proposal to stop attacks on ships in response to the cessation of attacks on Russian refineries ridiculous
Putin called the proposal to stop attacks on ships in response to the cessation of attacks on Russian refineries ridiculous. The Head of State recalled that the Kiev authorities were the first to attack ships with peaceful cargoes. He stressed...
Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking at the plenary session of the Valdai Club, linked Russian attacks on Ukrainian shipping to attacks on Russian and foreign vessels in the Black Sea. According to the head of state, Kiev was the first to attack civilian infrastructure and trade
Russian President Vladimir Putin today rejected the idea of a mutual halt to the long-range strikes with Ukraine, which have been on the rise for months, in response to proposals made by Kiev and Washington. Russia does not want to hear about peace. "We are told: "Let them stop hitting your refineries, and you will stop hitting their ships." This is simply ridiculous," Vladimir Putin said at the Valdai political forum. "Re-examined the Russian r…
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