Putin says he is not against peace talks, but wants to “deal with the bandits” first

Putin said he is not against peace talks, but first wants to “deal with the bandits” Anastasia Kolesnikova

Putin convinced Tuvan schoolchildren that, they say, Ukraine is to blame for the war/Collage 24 Channel

Vladimir Putin visited one of the Tuvan schools. There, the Russian dictator decided to talk to the children about politics, in particular the war in Ukraine.

Putin did not remain silent about the Kursk operation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The head of the Kremlin called it a “provocation” and an attempt by Kyiv to stop the Russian offensive in the Donetsk region. The dictator praised the occupiers and insulted the Ukrainians during the open lesson “Conversation about the important”.

Putin again spoke about peace

According to Putin, Ukraine's plan to stop the offensive in the Donetsk region has failed. Moreover, the occupiers allegedly accelerated the pace of their advance to a level they “haven't had for a long time.”

The head of the Kremlin assured Tuvan schoolchildren that the Russians were seizing foreign territories not by “200-300 meters,” but by “square kilometers.”

At the same time, Putin was able to add peace motives to his ode to the occupation army. He noted that Moscow is not against peace talks. However, it first plans to “deal with the bandits who have climbed onto Russian territory.”

The politician also recalled the “infamous” Minsk agreements, accusing Ukraine of being the one that does not want peace. The Kremlinite also touched on the topic of elections in our country and again complained about the “illegitimacy” of Zelensky.

By the way, earlier the Kremlin was extremely outraged by the events in the Kursk region and ruled out the possibility of peace agreements while fighting was taking place there.