Russian President Vladimir Putin’s Warning To Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s warning to Ukraine said – to accept our conditions, otherwise, it is just the beginning.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has told Ukraine that it should accept Moscow’s terms as soon as possible or be prepared to face the worst.

According to the report of British broadcaster Sky News, Putin warned Ukraine that Russia has not even started its action (showing its real strength).

Let us tell you that Ukraine is facing war for 5 months. During this time, millions of Ukrainians have been forced to leave their country and take refuge in neighboring countries.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has triggered the worst humanitarian crisis in Europe since World War II, which has drawn global condemnation.

But Vladimir Putin says that his army is just warming up right now.

During a meeting with the leaders of the Kremlin-controlled parliament on Thursday, President Vladimir Putin said, “It’s a tragedy for the people of Ukraine, but it looks like it’s going in that direction,” Sky News reported.

Everyone should know that we have not started anything (in the context of the invasion of Ukraine) yet.

The longer it takes, the harder the deal will be for Ukraine:  Putin.

The Russian leader also accused the West of promoting hostility.

Vladimir Putin said he was open to talks to end the war, but warned that “the longer it takes, the more difficult it will be for them (Western countries) to make a deal with us.”

Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24 this year after months of warnings to Ukraine against joining.

Moscow has accused the US-led West of trying to get too close to Russian borders, and of expanding its sphere of influence by including smaller countries such as Ukraine into NATO.

However, the West has rejected all these allegations by Russia and said that every independent country has the option to choose whether it wants to join a group or not.

Russia calls its invasion of Ukraine a “special military operation” aimed at demilitarizing its southern neighbor (Ukraine) and protecting Russian speakers (pro-Russian citizens living in the Luhansk and Donbas regions).

At the same time, Ukraine and its Western allies say that it is a baseless excuse of open aggression, aimed at capturing the region.

The Russian army has managed to gain control of Luhansk.

The war is now raging in Ukraine’s eastern industrial center Donbas, where Moscow-backed separatists have been taking up arms and fighting against the Ukrainian military since 2014.

However, Russian forces have so far not been successful in capturing Ukraine’s capital Kyiv or other major cities.

But have managed to gain control of Luhansk, one of the two regions that make up the Donbas.

Let us tell you that two days after the invasion of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin declared Luhansk and Donbas independent territories.