Vladimir Putin : Talks with Ukraine have reached a 'dead-end situation'
April 13, 2022, 7:28 am

Vladimir Putin : Talks with Ukraine have reached a 'dead-end situation'

Russian president Vladimir Putin/Facebook

The We For reported, according to media reports, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday said (Apr 12) that peace talks have reached a “dead-end situation” after Ukraine made allegations about war crimes.

The BBC reported, in a rare public appearance alongside his Belarus counterpart, Alexander Lukashenko, Putin dismissed the discovery of dead bodies lying in the streets in the Ukrainian town of Bucha as “fake."

He insisted that Russian military’s goals in Ukraine are “noble”.

The Russian President Putin said talks with Ukraine had derailed because the Ukrainian side had made “fake claims” about war crimes and extra demands for security guarantees.

He said: “We have again returned to a dead-end situation for us."

In this photo, Russian missiles targeted maternity and children's hospital in Mariupol, Ukraine (File photo: Euromaidan Press)

He added that Russia would continue its operation to defend the Russian speakers of eastern Ukraine.

BBC reported that meanwhile, Lukashenko said allegations of atrocities in northern Ukraine were “a psychological operation carried out by the English” in Ukraine.

BBC mentioned that Ukraine and Russia are building up their military forces in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbas as Moscow switches the focus of its offensive.

Putin assures Russia's military operation would achieve its 'noble' aims

The US and Britain say they are looking into reports that chemical weapons have been used by Russian forces attacking Mariupol.

Source: wefornews

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