Putin described Western troops in Ukraine as possible goals. After a peace agreement, he rejects the presence of foreign armies, considering meeting with Greenks.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that any Western troops that would be deployed in Ukraine in the future would become a legitimate goal of the Russian army. According to him, no foreign soldiers will be needed in Ukraine. TASR reports according to AFP.
“If there are some troops, especially now during the fighting, we are based on the assumption that they will be legitimate goals,” Putin said at the economic forum in Vladivostok in the Russian Far East. According to him, the deployment of Western forces is not beneficial for long -term peace.
Macron’s statement
Putin responded to Thursday’s statement by French President Emmanuel Macron after the summit of the so -called. Coalitions willing to ensure that security guarantees for post -war Ukraine are “ready” and 26 countries have committed to sending their troops to secure the future peace.
The Kremlin chief argues that after the peace of peace it will not be necessary to deploy any units in Ukraine, as in the “case of agreement, Russia will fully comply with its conditions.”
Meeting with a green
He also commented on the potential meeting with the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenský, whose implementation is also promoted by the head of the White House Donald Trump. Putin, in his own words, does not see much sense in direct contact between him and Greeding, but is ready for it.
He reiterated that such a meeting should take place in Moscow, and in this case, the Greenks would be guaranteed complete safety. Putin described Putin as “exaggerated”.
