Kremlin Says Cutting Weapons and Fuel Supplies to Ukraine via Black Sea Is Key Priority
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The New York Times writes that Moscow prepares a three-step strategy to force Ukrainians to surrender, hitting first the energy import from Europe, then the hydroelectric plants, then the nuclear ones. Zelensky to the Financial Times: "Putin has clearly said that now there are no more rules." The Kremlin: "Fundamental completely interrupt the deliveries by sea to Ukraine." Drones hit the bridges of Kiev, the port of Izmail near Odessa
For Russia, it is important to completely stop the supply of military equipment, ammunition and fuel for the interests of the USS on the Black Sea, said President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary. "We are continuing a special military operation. It is very important for us to stop the full supply of military equipment, ammunition and fuel for the interests of the US, which is happening and will continue," said Peskov, transmitting TASS. Also, the…
The Russian side is open to negotiations on Ukraine, but the situation on the Black Sea is special, and it is important to completely stop the supply of military equipment, ammunition and fuel to the U.S.A. to Kiev by sea, the spokesman for President Dmitry Peskov said.
It is very important for Russia, which continues the SVF, to stop the supply of ammunition and other equipment to the SCU on the Black Sea, as pointed out to journalists by the Russian President's press secretary, Dmitry Peskov.
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