Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin has reiterated his stand on the military action against Ukraine saying that the war has not started yet.
In a tweet on July 7, 2022 by The Kyiv Independent, Putin blamed the west for the military aggression against Ukraine which started in February and vowed that the war would continue.
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“Putin threatened Ukraine, saying that Russia hasn’t started anything yet. He blamed the west for the war Moscow launched against Ukraine saying that the west wants to fight until the last Ukrainian, adding that everything is coming to that,” The Kyiv Independent tweeted.
“According to a July 7 report by the Russian state-controlled RIA Novosti news site, Putin also said that Russia does not refuse to hold peace talks, but those who refuse should know that the further, the more difficult it will be for them to agree with us.”
The invasion of Ukraine by the Russian military began on February 24th, 2022, and the armed forces of Ukraine disclosed that more than 35,000 Russian troops have died in combat. While 100-200 Ukrainian soldiers die every day following the Russian growing assault in the region.
