Putin: Russia Suggests Both Ukraine and Russia Stop Striking Each Other's Deep Targets
On June 28 local time, Russian President Putin told the media that Russia suggests both Russia and Ukraine cease attacks on each other's deep targets; otherwise, Russia's strikes on Ukraine's deep regions will be more powerful, and the consequences will be more severe.
Putin stated that Russia will not give Ukraine the opportunity to stop the advance of the Russian military, and Ukraine's strikes on Russian infrastructure will not affect the situation on the front lines. He also mentioned that currently, it cannot be ruled out that Ukraine will take actions to divert Russia's attention, and Ukrainian sabotage groups will infiltrate areas controlled by Russia, but they will soon be eliminated.
Russia is willing to continue discussions with the U.S. on all topics covered in the Anchorage talks
Putin also stated that he discussed the possibility of ending the Ukraine conflict with U.S. President Trump in Anchorage in 2025, and Russia agreed to make compromises proposed by the U.S., but no documents were signed, and no agreements were reached. Currently, Russia expects U.S. representatives to come to Russia after the situation in Iran settles down and is willing to continue discussions with the U.S. on all topics related to Anchorage.
(Reporter Wang Delu from the Central Broadcasting Station)
On June 28, Russian President Putin suggested that both Russia and Ukraine cease attacks on each other's deep targets, warning of more severe consequences if they do not comply. He stated that Ukraine's attacks would not impact the frontline situation and expressed willingness to continue discussions with the U.S. regarding the Anchorage talks, although no agreements were reached previously.
- Putin suggests both Russia and Ukraine stop attacking each other's deep targets.
- Russia warns of more powerful strikes if attacks continue.
- Putin states Ukraine's attacks will not affect frontline situations.
- Russia is open to further discussions with the U.S. regarding the Anchorage talks.
- No agreements were signed during the previous discussions with the U.S.