Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that Russia was not prepared for Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries, stating that this led to a fuel crisis and required gasoline imports from abroad. (translated)
Vladimir Putin stated at the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum that there are still chances for a peace agreement with Ukraine, but that Russian companies must finance their own defense while warning about the dangers of conflict and threats from the West. (translated)
The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, stated at the Eastern Economic Forum that there is a possibility of reaching a peace agreement on Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of mutual agreement between Russia and Ukraine, with the support of other countries. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed optimism about the possibility of a peace agreement for Ukraine, while Kiev anticipated a "new dynamic" in efforts to resolve the conflict, amid the four-and-a-half-year-long conflict. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened to attack British military facilities at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit held in Bishkek in response to their arms aid to Ukraine, while claiming that the evidence of Russian sabotage in Germany is fabricated. (translated)
Raimond Kaljulaid discusses that Vladimir Putin may be preparing to expand the war against Ukraine, as Russia's situation is severely complicated and dialogue and peace do not seem likely, while domestic discontent and historical lessons could lead Putin's authoritarian regime into dangerous situations. (translated)
Vladimir Putin admits the intention to conclude the war in Ukraine and prefers to negotiate with the United States, aiming for a lasting and absolute peace. (translated)
Vladimir Putin stated that Russia does not want to freeze the conflict in Ukraine, but to end it in order to achieve a "sustainable peace" both in Ukraine and in Europe. (translated)
Vladimir Putin called Volodymyr Zelensky's statement about closing the skies over Russia an announcement of state terrorism, saying that Moscow does not negotiate with terrorists, while Zelensky emphasized that Kyiv warns international airlines of safety risks due to the presence of drones in Russian airspace. (translated)
Angela Merkel accused Vladimir Putin of destroying the order established after World War II and emphasized that there is no justification for his actions, especially in the context of the invasion of Ukraine. (translated)
Putin stated that he wants to end the war in Ukraine, preferring to negotiate with the United States rather than dialoguing with the Ukrainian government, which he labeled as terrorists. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned airlines about the dangers of using Russian airspace due to the presence of Ukrainian drones, while Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a response to these claims, calling them state terrorism. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin, American President Donald Trump, and Chinese leader Xi Jinping may attend a tripartite summit at APEC 2024, where they will meet face to face. (translated)
Angela Merkel stated in an interview that Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine has no justification and represents the destruction of the post-World War II international order. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that all intelligence assessments indicate that Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to continue the war, as discussions between American representatives Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff with Moscow are expected before their visit to Kyiv. (translated)
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine during their meeting at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek. (translated)
The article analyzes the recent decision of Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine, where despite the situation worsening for Russia, Putin is concerned about his physical safety and is considering further aggressive steps instead of retreating. (translated)
Vladimir Putin fears for his life if he cannot capture the Donbass and is preparing to escalate the war in Ukraine, according to the magazine The Economist. (translated)
Vladimir Putin fears he might be "hanged for the failure in Ukraine and plans to escalate the war, according to a source close to the Kremlin." (translated)
The Economist's article claims that cornered Vladimir Putin may decide to escalate the war in Ukraine as Russia's resources diminish due to the ongoing war and his domestic political position weakens. (translated)
