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Vladimir Putin warns Ukraine of consequences for non-military infrastructure attacks

Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that Ukraine will face consequences for conducting attacks on non-military infrastructure. He specifically cited strikes on the warehouses of e-commerce companies Ozon and Wildberries as actions for which Kyiv will be held accountable.

Putin stated that Moscow remains open to resuming negotiations with Kyiv following parliamentary elections, though he noted that Ukraine has attempted to strike the Russian capital and electoral polling stations. He asserted that Russia has recovered from previous Ukrainian attacks and claimed that Russia's response was so significant that Ukraine requested a ceasefire.

Regarding international relations, Putin clarified that Russia is not preparing for hostilities against Europe and addressed the rights of Russian speakers in the Baltic states, stating that Russia responds to such issues through humanitarian means. He also expressed support for the discussions between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. His potential attendance at the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, this November remains contingent on the domestic situation in Russia.

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Ozon · Russia · Russia · Ukraine · Ukraine · Vladimir Putin · Wildberries

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