NATO will support Ukraine, and we have now increased our support...But NATO's policy is unchanged—we will not be involved in this conflict,
At this stage, this is an idea. What our agreement said is that we will explore this idea,
There is no discussion of this in Poland at all. There is no possibility of the Polish air defense system being outside the country's borders,
We are achieving our goals. This morning we have another replenishment of the (prisoner of war) exchange fund for our country,
We are starting the forced evacuation of families with children from the Pokrovsk community,
Conscripts in the Kursk region surrender by the thousands because they want to live. Thousands of regular troops are about to be surrounded and nobody cares about them. Everything happens strictly according [to] Putin’s plan that simply does not exist,
Our operation in the Kursk region is still inflicting losses on the Russian army and the Russian state, their defence industry and their economy,
Regarding deliveries from our partners - need acceleration, we ask very much. War has no holidays,
We've already expanded and will continue to expand the circle of those who support a just end to this war,
In particular, this is the creation of a buffer zone on the territory of the aggressor—our operation in Kursk Oblast."
No, they (the proposals) have not been canceled. But at this point, of course, it would be completely inappropriate to enter into any kind of negotiation process,
At this stage, given this venture (Kursk), we will not talk,
I don't know. It will depend on the situation, including on the battlefield."
It’s an active dynamic situation, and we’re still watching it,
Now we are reinforcing our positions,
There are no vacations in war,
Russia has spent considerable resources to build fortifications along the international border area, ... but has not allocated the manpower and [matériel] to significantly man and defend those fortifications."
The Ukrainian operation in Kursk Oblast [has forced] a decision-point on the Kremlin and the Russian military command about whether to view the 1,000 kilometer-long international border with northeastern Ukraine as a legitimate front line that Russia must defend,
It is now our primary task in defensive operations overall to destroy as much Russian war potential as possible and conduct maximum counteroffensive actions. This includes creating a buffer zone on the aggressor’s territory – our operation in the Kursk region.”
I have said publicly that if it continues, we will be forced to create a security zone, a sanitary zone,