Putin started talking about Ukraine’s attack on Russia for the sake of Crimea

The speaker of the President of Russia claims that it is Ukraine that can attack the Russian Federation, and not vice versa.The speaker of Vladimir Putin spoke about the attack of the Ukrainian state on the Russian Federation for the sake of the Crimea / photo REUTERS

The press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Peskov , spoke about Ukraine’s attack on the Russian Federation for the sake of Crimea.

The speaker of the head of Russia told reporters that Kiev could decide on aggression in order to “encroach” on the Ukrainian Crimea occupied by the Russians, RIA Novosti writes .

“Ukraine considers it possible to attack Russia in order, for example, to encroach on the” Russian region “Crimea …”, the spokesman said.

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Recall that the Russian Federation in 2014 captured the Crimea and invaded part of the Donbass. The Russian authorities supported the militants who created the so-called “DNR” and “LNR”.

A number of Western countries have punished Russia for aggression by imposing sanctions.

The Russian authorities claimed that they did not invade Ukraine, and there is an “internal conflict” in our state.

The Kremlin has repeatedly accused the Ukrainian authorities that they can go for the “forceful option” of resolving the conflict in Donbass.

Kiev has repeatedly called the diplomatic path the only one that can lead to the end of the confrontation.

In the fall of last year, the Russian Federation went to aggravate the situation on the border with the Ukrainian state – it pulled off a lot of military and equipment. Ukraine and a number of its Western partners have started talking about the fact that Russia is able to decide on a full-scale invasion .

At the end of January of this year, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Alexei Danilov said that Russian troops near the Ukrainian border were not enough for a full-scale invasion .

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