Putin Condemns Ukrainian Attacks on Russian Infrastructure, Vows to Ensure Security
Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries and weapons factories, calling them 'terrorist' acts. He vowed to ensure Russia's security and minimize the impact on civilian infrastructure. The statements came amid escalating retaliatory strikes by Ukraine in the fourth year of the war.
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"I would like to reiterate that the impact from terrorist attacks on our civilian facilities and infrastructure should be minimized," the Russian head of state said
"The West has preferred to turn a blind eye to all this Kiev’s terrorist attacks", Putin said
"The Kiev regime is retreating along the entire line of engagement, and therefore it has resorted to openly terrorist activities," the Russian leader said, referring to deliberate attacks on civilians
The Russian leader condemned "terrorist attacks on our territory and infrastructure facilities." Ukrainian attacks on Russia's oil refineries and weapons factories have caused massive disruption in recent weeks.
Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed to ensure security and overcome challenges as Ukraine stepped up its retaliatory strikes inside Russia amid Moscow's four-year war.
“We will undoubtedly overcome all the challenges facing us today, including terrorist attacks on our territory and infrastructure facilities,” Mr. Putin added.