Ukraine crisis The idea of a nuclear war does not belong to Russia. It is constantly rising in the heads of Western politicians. Russia’s foreign minister has blamed the United States and NATO for the nuclear threat
Moscow, First Published Mar 3, 2022, 5:08 PM IST
Moscow: Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said that the threat of a nuclear war in Ukraine is being raised by Western nations and that Russia does not consider a nuclear war. He told foreign media that Russia’s limited needs were needed and that the problems with Ukraine could be resolved. Russia’s foreign minister says Russia’s-Ukraine second round of peace talks is set to begin this evening.
“It is certain that World War III will use nuclear weapons, but the idea of a nuclear war does not belong to Russia. It is constantly rising in the heads of Western nations.
Sergei Lavrov explained that Russia, which is fighting in Ukraine, has limited needs. Russia’s goal is to eliminate the threat posed by Russia from Ukraine. That is why the Russian army entered Ukraine. Ukraine should not have weapons that threaten Russia. Ukraine must destroy all such weapons. Russia has been in talks with France. There is also communication with the United States. He also accused the United States of trying to end the Ukraine-Russia talks.
At the same time, the Russian army captured the Ukrainian city center, Kersen. Curson is a major city on the banks of the Nieper River. Russia also conquered the route from the Black Sea to the Ukrainian capital, Kiev. Eight days after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the city of Kersan was captured. But Ukraine also claims to have killed a top Russian military official and shot down a Russian plane.
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Russia’s plan to encircle and occupy the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, is going on indefinitely. As the war entered its eighth day, Russian troops targeting Kyiv were still unable to enter the city. U.S. defense experts say satellite imagery shows that the military is moving slowly toward Kiev, as it encounters a number of obstacles along the way. According to some international media reports, the 64-kilometer-long military force is facing a number of roadblocks along the way. Indications are that the crisis was mainly caused by a lack of adequate fuel and food. According to some Ukrainian media, Russian troops looted several supermarkets along the route. But Russia has not yet commented on the matter.
Last Updated Mar 3, 2022, 5:30 PM IST
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