The Kremlin Claims That “Zelensky’s Fate Is Already Sealed”: “For Us It Is Important To Fulfill Our

“It seems to me that Zelensky’s fate is definitely sealed. And very soon there will come a time when many people, including in Ukraine, will question its legitimacy. In any case, even from a legal point of view, this will happen and will have to be justified somehow. But for us, the main thing is that we have to continue the special military operation (the war against Ukraine, ed.), protect ourselves and fulfill the tasks that were originally set,” Peskov said.

The Kremlin spokesman said “panic is growing on the Ukrainian side, on the front line”, claiming to have “first-hand information”. “It’s very important for us to keep the momentum going and not stop,” he said.

Peskov also claimed that “the other side,” which he described as “the collective West plus one,” would test Russia “to see how weak it is.” “The main thing for us is not to show this weakness,” he added.

Interfax reports that in the same interview, the press secretary of the Russian president was skeptical about the statement of the Polish president Andrzej Duda about the possibility of placing nuclear weapons on the territory of this country, noting that it is aimed at intimidating the population of Western countries.

“Duda’s statement, in my opinion, even caused fear in the United States of America and a number of other European capitals, because they rushed from there to declare that they have no such plans,” he said in the interview conducted by Pavel Zarubin.

At the same time, Peskov emphasized that “everything possible is being done in European capitals to escalate the tension, to promote ideas in every possible way, and they are trying to deceive their population with these horror stories about terrible Russians.” According to him, this is “absolutely unfounded”.

“In this way, some cover their domestic economic problems, some cover their domestic political problems, others try to compensate for the loss of their image, their rating,” Putin’s press secretary added.

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