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Putin: Russia not striking Ukraine's military-political leadership because it needs them for negotiations
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Key Points
- Putin stated that Russia is not striking Ukraine's military-political leadership.
- Moscow cited the need for interlocutors for negotiations as the reason.
- The Kremlin confirmed that leadership targets were deliberately excluded.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the Russian Armed Forces are not carrying out air strikes against Ukraine's military and political leadership. Putin stated that the reason for this is Moscow's need for interlocutors who can sit at the negotiating table.
The Kremlin leader, using the phrase "As you can see, we do not carry out such strikes," confirmed that leadership targets were deliberately excluded. This statement officially confirms Russia's strategic preference regarding not targeting the Kyiv administration since the beginning of the war.
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- Why is Russia not striking the Ukrainian leadership?
- According to Putin, Moscow needs people who can sit at the negotiating table.
- When did this policy start?
- This strategy has been followed since the beginning of the war.
- What does this statement mean?
- It confirms Russia's official strategy regarding not targeting the Kyiv administration.
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