Putin Described the Seizure of Civilian Ships, Attacks on Them, and Threats of Attacks on Civilian Aircraft as Acts of State Terrorism
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Russian President Vladimir Putin again highlighted Zelenskyy's threats against Russia, saying civilian aircraft and ships were at risk.
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The Russian president also said there would be "no negotiations with terrorists" that threaten civilian airlines. Russian President Vladimir Putin has outlined Russia's accelerating battlefield gains in Ukraine, denounced Kiev's increasingly desperate threats to civilian airlines as "state terrorism," and warned that UK military facilities on Ukrainian soil would be legitimate targets. Speaking to reporters in Bishkek, Putin also addressed Russi…
Russia's President Vladimir Putin said this Thursday, September 3, that he sees possibilities for signing a "peace agreement" with Ukraine, but warned that these efforts are overshadowed by Kiev's threats over Russian airspace. Meanwhile, Moscow announced the closure of the Goethe Institute, after Germany reported the closure of the House of Russia in retaliation for the alleged shipment of explosives to Leipzig airport.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's threat to make Russian airspace "totally insecure" for civilian flights with drone attacks "complicates the possibilities of conducting bilateral peace negotiations." (ANSA)
Russia is reacting strongly to Norway's seizure of a Russian ship in Svalbard. Speaking at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok on Thursday, the Russian president condemned the recent seizures of Russian civilian vessels and pointed to Kiev's threats against passenger planes. Putin's remarks were aimed directly at Vladimir Zelensky's statement that the "safe days" in Russian airspace are ...
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