First press conference since February 24: Putin cynically said when there will be peace in Ukraine

Vladimir Putin held his first press conference during the full-scale war. The head of the Kremlin made a cynical statement about peace with Ukraine.

The Russian announcer answered questions about the war in Ukraine. In particular, propagandists cynically asked Putin about the “entities” and “tasks” of the war, writes 24 Channel .

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Putin made a cynical statement about the war in Ukraine

The Russian dictator answered the question when there will be peace.

There will be peace when we achieve our goals, they do not change, the Russian dictator cynically stated.

Vladimir Putin traditionally spoke about the constantly voiced main theses of Russian propaganda. In addition, the dictator said that supposedly Ukraine “does not want to negotiate.” That is why the Kremlin is supposedly forced to “take other military measures.”

Putin has traditionally poured out threats, saying that the West may stop supplying weapons to Ukraine. The dictator also complained that the Armed Forces of Ukraine still receive weapons from their partners.

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