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Saturday, April 30, 2022

Kremlin mouthpiece claims Putin will 'start WW3' before accepting defeat in Ukraine

 

Kremlin mouthpiece claims Putin will 'start WW3' before accepting defeat in Ukraine

A KREMLIN mouthpiece has said that "knowing our leader," the Russian war in Ukraine will spark World War Three but added that Russians will be rewarded with a place in "heaven".

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Saturday, December 29, 2018

Kremlin Confirms Information on Syrian Army Taking Control of Manbij

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On Friday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan brushed off the report on Manbij passing under the Syrian government's control as a "psychological operation", saying that "there is nothing definite yet".
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Saturday the information that the Syrian government's forces had taken control of the city of Manbij was true.
READ MORE: Damascus Regaining Control Over Manbij is Step to Stabilise Crisis — Tehran
On Friday, the Syrian Arab Army announced its troops had entered the northern city of Manbij after a request by the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) to take control of the town ahead of Turkey's looming offensive in the area.

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Thursday, January 11, 2018

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Kremlin Comments on Turkey's Summons of Russian Ambassador Over Syria

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The Kremlin's spokesman has revealed how the summoning of Russia's envoy to Turkey might influence the Syrian peace settlement.
Commenting on the recent summoning of the Russian ambassador to Turkey, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: "The process of implementing agreements on de-escalation zones [in Syria] and the process of political settlement, in particular, the preparation of the National Congress in Sochi, require constant contacts [with Turkey] at various levels — on the expert level, at the highest level, on others as well. These contacts are being maintained, and, of course, such a close dialogue will continue."



Saturday, April 8, 2017

Kremlin tells U.S. it’s

Kremlin tells U.S. it’s ‘one step from war’ as Trump warns he will hit Syria AGAIN

"This military action is a clear indication of the US president’s extreme dependency on the views of the Washington establishment."

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

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Kremlin Comments on Kerry's 'Plan B' Should Syrian Ceasefire Deal Fail

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Moscow will focus on “Plan A” in accordance to the agreement signed between the United States and Russia on the cessation of hostilities in Syria and is not looking at “Plan B,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Earlier, Kerry announced steps that would be made toward a backup plan that could include the division of Syria if the ceasefire planned for February 27 did not work or if an actual swing to a transient government does not happen within the next few months.
"Currently, we are focusing on ‘Plan A’ and believe that the discussion and work for the realization of the plan that was agreed by the presidents of the two countries [US President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin] should be our priority," Peskov told journalists in response to a question regarding US Secretary of State John Kerry’s announcement concerning a backup plan should the cessation of hostilities agreement fall apart at the seams.
On Monday, US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced an agreement on cessation of hostilities between the Syrian government of President Bashar Assad and the armed opposition factions had been reached. The agreement will come into force on February 27.

Russia and the United States are using their influence and potential to bring sides with opposing views on the Syrian settlement closer, he added.
"These are talks between the two countries that could really contribute to a settlement… In this case, Russia and the United States are using their influence, their potential to bring parties with diametrically opposed views on settlement closer," Peskov told reporters.
"Once again, I remind you that in his address, Putin said that Russia intends to work closely with Damascus, Syria's legitimate authorities, but expects that US partners will use their influence on the groups they support," he noted.

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Poroshenko violates Minsk deal vowing to recapture Donetsk Airport - Kremlin

Published time: May 12, 2015 12:54
Edited time: May 12, 2015 19:29
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko (L) at an army training centre in Chernihiv region, Ukraine, May 11, 2015. (Reuters/Ukrainian Presidential Press Service/Mikhail Palinchak)
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko (L) at an army training centre in Chernihiv region, Ukraine, May 11, 2015. (Reuters/Ukrainian Presidential Press Service/Mikhail Palinchak)
The Ukrainian president's decision to reclaim Donetsk Airport, a key strategic point in the conflict in the country's east, are in violation of the Minsk peace deal, says the Kremlin.
Petro Poroshenko vowed on Monday to take the airport back: "I have no doubt - we will free the airport, because it is our land. And we will rebuild the airport." He also promised to erect a monument to the "cyborgs," which has become a common nickname for the Ukrainian soldiers that fought against the forces of the self-proclaimed eastern republics for control of Donetsk Airport.
Poroshenko spoke at the premier of the documentary "Airport", which was dedicated to the siege.
When asked if he thinks such words violate the Minsk peace deal, the Russian president's press secretary said they do: "Of course, they are a violation. In fact, we have repeatedly said that Ukraine is not complying with the Minsk agreement."
The US State Secretary John Kerry, when asked by the media about Poroshenko's statements, said he knew nothing about them. He said, though, that he would warn the Ukrainian President against inciting any new hostilities. Kerry spoke at a media briefing following lengthy talks with the Russian President and Foreign Minister.

The Minsk deal is a peace roadmap for Kiev and the self-proclaimed republics in eastern Ukraine. Brokered by Russia, Germany and France, it was signed in the Belarusian capital in February. It aims to implement the peace process agreed upon in the September 2014 talks, also in Minsk. Since February's agreement was signed, the violence in the East has reduced, but both Kiev and the secessionists blame each other for violating the truce regularly.
As part of the Minsk deal, the sides agreed to move heavy weapons away from a demarcation line drawn across eastern Ukraine. The self-proclaimed Donetsk Republic says this leaves the airport in its territory. Its representative to Minsk Denis Pushilin says Poroshenko's vow to reclaim the airport is a call to arms: "This is a direct violation of the Minsk agreements and a call to military action. We ask that the guarantor nations pay attention to these statements."
READ MORE: Putin: Russia can influence E. Ukraine, but it's up to Kiev to solve crisis
Donetsk Airport has been one of the hottest flashpoints in the conflict in eastern Ukraine for about eight months. In January, Kiev admitted its forces completely surrendered the airport.
During the lengthy siege the airport was reduced to rubble. The casualty count is impossible to verify, with the two sides giving vastly different numbers, both saying they had lost dozens while claiming the opponent had lost hundreds.

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