PNN – The Russian president stated that the country’s military has received the necessary orders to strike Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a press conference on the sidelines of the Shanghai summit that Russian forces are continuing their attacks on military facilities in Ukraine, including those located in Kyiv.
As reported by RIA Novosti, he emphasized that the Russian armed forces have received the necessary orders to carry out large-scale strikes against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
Regarding Germany’s accusation that Moscow was behind an attack on Leipzig Airport last month, Putin stated: The accusations leveled against Moscow concerning the drone incident in Leipzig stem from the poor situation within Germany itself; the standard of living in Germany is declining.
Noting that the German Chancellor is not protecting the interests of his country’s citizens, he emphasized: Germany possesses no evidence indicating that Russia has posed a threat.
In another part of his remarks, referring to the UK’s military presence and activities in Ukraine, Putin said: Any British military facility in Ukraine is considered a legitimate target for us.
The Russian President also addressed the issue of his country’s military base in Armenia, stating: If Armenia believes it has no need for a Russian military base on its territory, we could withdraw from there tomorrow.
Subsequently, responding to remarks by Volodymyr Zelensky regarding the lack of safety for civil aviation in Russia, Putin emphasized: This is state terrorism. One cannot negotiate with terrorists.