Putin was outraged by the West's "silence" following Zelenskyy's statements about the danger of flying over Russia
Kyiv • UNN
Putin criticized the West for remaining silent regarding Zelenskyy's warning about the danger of flying over Russia. He said there were obstacles to negotiations.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin criticized Ukraine’s Western partners for their lack of reaction to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s warning that Russia’s airspace can no longer be considered safe for civil aviation. TASS reports this, UNN writes.
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Putin stated that such warnings allegedly constitute a "manifestation of state terrorism" and complicate the possibility of holding peace negotiations.
Have you paid attention to the seizure of civilian vessels, strikes on civilian commercial ships, and now threats of attacks against civilian aircraft have been voiced. Of course, this is a manifestation of state terrorism
Separately, the Kremlin chief expressed dissatisfaction with the position of Ukraine’s Western allies, who, according to him, do not react to such statements.
Those who remain silent, who pay no attention to this — I mean, above all, Ukraine’s Western allies — are becoming accomplices in international terrorism
At the same time, the Russian dictator claims that the situation allegedly creates additional obstacles to bilateral negotiations on ending the war.