Bombshell map pictured revealing Putin’s evil plans for new landgrab | World | News
A shocking map of Ukraine, depicted behind Russian generals, seems to betray the purpose of seizing Vladimir Putin’s two extra regions of the country. The Kremlin claimed to the regions of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson since Russia launched a full -scale invasion in 2022.
Images from a military briefing from the Russian Defense Ministry show that Mykolaiv and Odessa are part of Russia’s plans. This is, although none of the four regions are completely under Russian control.
Wall Street Journal’s Foreign Reporter Yaroslav Trofimov said that the map probably reflected Russia’s military goals in Ukraine to cover half of the country, including Kharkiv and Odessa.
The clip, where the map can be clearly visible, was published on 30 August to news organizations operated by the state by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Putin did not make the secret of the desire to conquer Odessa, which he described as the “Russian city”.
A meeting with US President Donald Trump in August in Alaska reportedly revealed the idea of freezing the front line if Putin gave up the entire Donbas region of Kiev. The map shows that Russia’s ambitions have reached far beyond this region.
Putin said on Tuesday that Trump administration listened to the reasons for the occupation of the Kremlin’s Ukraine. He claimed that Moscow and Washington had come to a “mutual understanding” about the conflict.
The Russian leader complained that former US President Joe Biden did not pay attention to the arguments of Moscow.
Putin said at a meeting with Robert Fico, the president of Slovakia: “Now we see this mutual understanding, it is noticed … We are very happy about this and we hope that this constructive dialogue will continue.”
Russia faces possible punishing actions of Mr. Trump, who expressed disappointment that Putin did not participate in the US -led peace efforts. He threatened “violent consequences.”
Putin said that there was an opportunity to find a consensus, but he was not more detailed, on the key issue of post -war security guarantees to deterd another Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Putin reiterates that Moscow would not accept NATO membership for Ukraine, he said he never objected to the participation of Ukraine in the European Union.
Compared to the comments published by the Putin Ministry of Foreign Affairs last week, a significant change compared with the total disarmament of Ukraine and a series of demands, including the country that cuts the West and all military ties.
The press chief Maria Zakharova said: “We are advancing that the agreement should contain demilitarization, denazification, neutral, uniform and non -nuclear status for Ukraine.”
