the president of Russia, Vladimir Putinrecommended to his country’s neighbors “not to aggravate the situation, not to impose limitations” and assured that “he has no bad intentions” towards neighboring states.
“I want to emphasize again, and we have always said it, that we have no bad intentions in relation to our neighbors”, said the head of the Kremlin in a communication with the governor of the Kaliningrad enclave, Anton Alikhanov, at a time when Russian troops are fighting in Ukraine.
Despite these statements, Putin recommended the residents of Russia “do not aggravate the situation, do not impose limitations” and assured that Moscow “fulfills and will continue to fulfill all its commitments.”
“As difficult and complex as it may be, we will continue to develop without fail, we will strengthen the transport and logistics infrastructure throughout the country”he added.
The Russian president spoke today with his Belarusian counterpart, Alexandr Lukashenko, to whom he informed about the details of the so-called “special military operation”, as he calls Russia to the invasion of Ukraine which has been taking place since last February 24.
According to the Kremlin, Putin he underlined in the conversation with Lukashenko that the campaign is progressing as planned and the planned objectives will be fully met.
The Russian president also took the opportunity to talk about the second round of talks between the negotiating groups of Russia and Ukraine held in Belarus, before which Lukashenko expressed his support for Russian military actions in the neighboring country.
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