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Volodymyr Zelensky on the Russian president: “I don’t know who Putin is, I don’t know if he’s alive”

The Kremlin warned on Thursday that the supply of heavy weapons to Ukraine that the West is discussing this week “raises the conflict to a new qualitative level.”

“That means that the conflict rises to a new qualitative level, which does not bode well for global and European security,” said the spokesman for the Russian Presidency, Dmitry Peskovat a press conference.

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The Kremlin spokesman made these statements on the eve of the meeting of the Contact Group for the Defense of Ukrainethe so-called format ramsteinwhere the supply of tanks to kyiv will be addressed.

In the opinion of peskovthe very discussion about the delivery to Ukraine of weapons that can reach Russian territory “is extremely dangerous.”

Meanwhile, when asked about a statement by the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyin which he questioned whether his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putinis alive, Peskov said that “on a psychological level, Zelensky he would like Russia and Putin not to exist.”

“The sooner the Ukrainian regime admits that Russia and Putin are there and will continue and that sooner or later they will have to give up everything anti-Russian, the better for them,” he said.

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In addition, the sooner kyiv “shows a willingness to take into account the Russian demands, which will be met one way or another, the sooner everything will be over and the Ukrainian people can proceed to rebuild themselves after the tragedy caused by their regime,” he added.

Zelensky said this Wednesday in the framework of the Davos Forum that he does not fully understand if putin is alive and if the decisions are made by him or his environment.

“I don’t have that information (…) I don’t quite understand who we’re dealing with,” stressed.

“Impossible to negotiate, I don’t know who that guy is,” he said, referring to putin. “I don’t know if he is alive, I don’t know who is in the circle that he decides.”

At the same time, commenting on the statements by former President Dmitry Medvedev, who suggested the possibility of using nuclear weapons in the event of Russia’s defeat in Ukrainethe Kremlin representative denied that this goes against Russian military doctrine, which does not provide for preemptive attacks but does authorize the use of atomic weapons in the event of an existential threat to the Russian state.

Medvedev, current vice president of the Russian Security Council, said Thursday that “nuclear powers do not lose major conflicts on which their fate depends.”

“This should be obvious to anyone. Even for a Western politician who has retained at least some trace of intelligence, ”she insisted.

Source: Elcomercio

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