The Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, considered that the Ukrainian President, Voludeimir Zellinski, continues to launch threats against Russia as part of an attempt to persuade his supporters, especially the Europeans, as a “brave and successful warrior.”
Commenting on Zelinski’s advice to Russian officials, Peskov added: “It is clear that Zellinski is desperate to persuade the two children that he is a firm warrior, so threats are fired right and left, and he is a largely irresponsible behavior,” Peskov added, commenting on the advice of Zelinski to Russian officials to get to know the shelters.
The Kremlin emphasized that the thinking of the Kiev regime remains a focus of war and not peace, in reference to the continued escalation and threats by the Ukrainian leadership.
“They should know the places of shelters”
The Ukrainian President has warned that Russian officials should search for shelters unless Moscow stopped its invasion of his country, according to the “Axios” website, on Thursday.
“They should know the places of shelters … they need them … unless they stop the war. They will need it,” Zellinski told the site in an interview.
Russian forces targeted a government complex in Kyiv for the first time this month.
But Zelinski stressed that Ukraine will not target civilians in Russia “because we are not terrorists.”
However, he pointed out that Ukraine hopes to obtain a stronger American weapon that has not been called, to threaten strikes deep in Russian territory.
American weapons “Axius” quoted Zelinski as saying to Trump while they were in New York this week. “What we need is one thing.”
He added, according to excerpts from the interview, published by “Axios”: “If we have such weapons, far from the United States, we will use them.”
The United States and the European Union have always reluctant to provide Ukraine with weapons that allow it to hit the depth of Russian territory, as Washington and European capitals are concerned about Moscow’s provocation to enter into a wider conflict.
But Ukraine is now repeatedly hitting Russian energy facilities, and Zellinski indicated that Trump gave him the green light to continue this.
He reported that Trump told him that he “supports the energy of energy.”
On Tuesday, Trump said that Kiev expanded “restoring its lands with its original space and even going beyond that” in the face of Russia, changing his approach to the conflict radically after he said repeatedly for months that Ukraine should consider abandoning lands.
The American president, who was close to Vladimir Putin, also likened to increasingly dissatisfaction with him in recent weeks, also likened Russia to a “paper tiger” that seems strong, but not in reality. He pointed out that the economic situation is critical in Russia.
In response, Moscow said that Kiev could not restore lands from the Russian army that will continue to advance.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov also praised “economic stability” in Russia, headquarters “tensions and problems in different sectors.”
