Moscow has no intention of stopping hostilities along the current front line — CПД

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Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said that Moscow does not plan to stop hostilities along the front line and plans to intensify strikes on facilities that ensure the functioning of Ukraine's war machine. The Center for Countering Disinformation emphasizes that the Kremlin is using militaristic rhetoric and is ready to send people to their deaths.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated bluntly that there will be no ceasefire in Ukraine — Moscow does not intend to stop hostilities along the current front line. This is reported by the Center for Countering Disinformation under the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (CCD), as reported by UNN.

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It is noted that, according to Lavrov, Russia, on the contrary, plans to intensify strikes against facilities that "ensure the functioning of Ukraine's military machine."

Moreover, Lavrov justified the continuation of the aggression with arguments traditional to Russian propaganda: "our grandfathers fought" and "defeated Nazism," while stopping the hostilities now would "erase their feat"

— the CCD points out.

They recall that the Russian foreign minister had previously already declared the Kremlin's intention to continue  the confrontation with the "collective West," which allegedly seeks to "dismember" Russia and "imposed a war with Ukraine on it," and that Russia is prevented from ending it by "pride."

"The Kremlin is already openly using militaristic rhetoric, disregarding elementary common sense and its own citizens. The Russian authorities are ready to send people to their deaths without hesitation in order to achieve ephemeral goals, fighting against invented Nazism," the CCD concludes.

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