Putin Warns West: Vladimir Putin Gave A Direct Warning
Putin Warns West: Vladimir Putin gave a direct warning to the Western countries, said- if the West wants to defeat us in the war, then try and see.
Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a direct warning to Western countries on Thursday. He said that if Western countries want to defeat Russia on the battlefield, then try and see.
Addressing his lawmakers, Putin said that even in Ukraine the war has started. The longer the war drags on, the less hope of negotiations will be.
Putin said, ‘Today we are hearing that they want to defeat us on the battlefield. What can you say, let them try.’
According to the news agency, Putin further said that we have heard many times that Western countries want to fight us until the last Ukrainian remains.
This is the misfortune of the people of Ukraine, but the situation seems to be heading in that direction. Putin said that everyone should know that we have not started.
We also do not rule out peace talks. But those who are in denial should know that as the battle progresses, it will become more difficult for them to negotiate.
Putin Warns West: Attempts to punish the West will put humanity in danger.
Former president and current deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev warned in a Telegram post on Wednesday that humanity would be in danger if the West tried to punish his nuclear-armed country for the attack on Ukraine.
According to the Federation of American Scientists, Russia and the US have about 4,000 nuclear weapons each.
US President Joe Biden has described his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin as a war criminal and says that his actions have made Western countries available to Ukraine. and forced to impose sanctions on Russia.
Finland passes a law to increase security along the Russian border.
Finland’s parliament on Thursday passed with a huge majority a resolution to strengthen security along the 1,300-km border with Russia.
Under this, the Russian border will be fenced so that refugees can be stopped at the border in unusual circumstances.
Finland is in the process of joining NATO and suspects that Russia may create obstacles to it.
Russian Foreign Minister to attend the G20 meeting.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has also arrived in Nusadua, Indonesia to attend the G20 meeting that began on Thursday.
On Friday, he will meet for the first time the foreign ministers of countries who have been fiercely critical of Russia over the attack on Ukraine.
A meeting with some foreign ministers is also expected on the sidelines of Lavrov’s meeting. But the foreign ministers of Australia and Russia have ruled out any meeting with Lavrov.
