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Putin: Ukraine's provocations will only worsen its situation; Russia will continue retaliation
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According to a report by TASS, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia's retaliatory actions against Ukrainian attacks have severely impacted Ukraine, prompting Kyiv to seek a ceasefire. Putin claimed that Ukraine is particularly eager to stop Russian 'Geran' drone strikes, as it has not yet found an effective countermeasure. He asserted that Ukraine initiated attacks on Russian civilian infrastructure and must now endure Russia's retaliatory strikes. Putin warned that any provocative actions or escalation of tensions will not improve Ukraine's situation but will only worsen it. He also questioned the purpose of Ukrainian attacks on Russian civilian facilities, including warehouses of e-commerce companies Wildberries and Ozon, as well as other infrastructure and commercial ships, stating that Russia began retaliating in all directions after those attacks.
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September 26 (Jin10 Data) — According to a report by TASS, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia's retaliatory actions in response to Ukrainian attacks have inflicted significant damage on Ukraine, prompting Kyiv to seek a ceasefire.
Putin claimed that Ukraine is particularly eager for Russia to halt its strikes using "Geran" drones, as Ukrainian forces have yet to find an effective countermeasure against them.
He asserted that Ukraine was the first to strike Russian civilian infrastructure and must now endure Russia's retaliatory blows. "Any provocative actions and steps that escalate tensions will not improve Ukraine's situation—they will only make it worse," Putin said.
The Russian president also questioned the purpose of Ukrainian attacks on civilian facilities, including warehouses belonging to Russian e-commerce companies Wildberries and Ozon. He further noted that Ukraine had struck other Russian infrastructure and commercial vessels.
"After that, we began retaliating in all directions," Putin added.
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