Putin names Russia's "primary" target in war and recalls Ukrainian Armed Forces operation in Kursk region
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has said that the occupiers' primary goal in the war is the "liberation" of Donbas. According to him, Ukraine is trying to distract Russia's attention from this goal by launching an offensive in the Kursk region, but it will fail.
The war criminal made these statements during a speech at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok. He dreamed that Kyiv had weakened itself in other areas by attacking the Kursk region, and the Russian Armed Forces' offensive had allegedly accelerated.
"The Russian Armed Forces have stabilized the situation and began to squeeze the enemy out of the border areas," the chief Russian terrorist said.
Occupants are advancing on Pokrovsk
Source: Deep State
Ukrainian operation in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation
Source: Deep State
As a reminder, military expert Mykola Sunhurovskyi expressed the opinion that if the occupiers reach the administrative borders of Donetsk and Luhansk regions, the pace of the enemy's offensive may significantly decrease. However, we should not expect that the aggressor country Russia will stop if the goals of the "SMO" are achieved.
The following narrative will be the pretext for continuing the war of aggression against Ukraine: "We continue to kill Ukrainians because they are our enemies," Sungurovsky suggested.
As reported by OBOZ.UA:
– Sunhurovskyi believes that the Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin is not going to retreat from Pokrovsk. At the same time, the withdrawal of our forces from Kursk region would be politically wrong.
– The expert also believes that the new wave of massive missile attacks by the aggressor country Russia on major cities of Ukraine pursues two main goals. The first is the destruction of our country's energy infrastructure, and the second is psychological pressure on Ukrainians.
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