Ukraine Russia news about war today | Putin: We must think about how to put an end to the “tragedy in Ukraine.” Meloni: Just back off

• Putin: We must think about how to put an end to the “tragedy in Ukraine.” Meloni: Just back off
• Austin: Another 100 million US aid to Kiev
• Russia and Ukraine returned to each other dozens of bodies of soldiers killed in the conflict.
• The war is “not a movie” and “it will not end as quickly as we would like”: Volodymyr Zelensky said this, stressing that Ukraine “will not surrender” to the Russians

Argentine President-elect, Javier Miley, offered to Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, to host a peace summit on the war. This was announced by Diana Mondino, head of foreign policy for her party, La Libertad Avanza. “We aim to function as a headquarters, if possible,” Mondino told the media at the Hotel Libertador, Miley’s headquarters, for weeks. The Ukrainian President thanked Miley for the “clear support”: “There is no ambiguity between good and evil. Just clear support for Ukraine. “We Ukrainians realize this and appreciate it very much,” Zelensky said. The relationship between Latin American countries and the Ukrainian government has been complicated since the beginning of the war. Kiev has invited leaders such as Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to visit the country on numerous occasions, but he has not done so so far.

“We have taken up with Schulz the issue of Russia’s aggressive war on Ukraine, on which Italy and Germany share a position: we have confirmed our full support for Kiev’s sovereignty and that we will continue to guarantee comprehensive assistance to Kiev. The next two conferences on reconstruction will be held in Italy and Germany.” Meloni said in joint statements with Chancellor Olaf Schulz as part of the Italian-German ministerial summit.

“I think Putin participated in the G20 because it was easy to do so via video without leaving Moscow, and for him it was an opportunity to make political appearances, not to do propaganda but to defend his positions.” Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said this in joint statements with Chancellor Olaf Scholz as part of the Italian-German Ministerial Summit. “As for the fact that Russia, as Putin said, wants to work for peace, this – added the Prime Minister – pleases me, but if it wants peace it will be enough to withdraw the troops, and we must not forget that there is a solution.” The aggressor and the person being attacked.”

(Marta Serafini, sent to OdessaVladimir Putin immediately took advantage of his virtual participation in the G20 summit today to repeat what his propaganda machine has been saying for months. “We want to negotiate. It’s the Ukrainians who don’t want to.”

It is clear that these statements have no basis in reality. Firstly Putin announced a new wave of military mobilization This is supposed to happen after the vote in Russia scheduled for March.
second And he continues to send men to the front, or rather “human material”, ill-equipped and untrained to die on the Avdiivka Front (losses are also estimated at between 600 and 1,000 men per week) to keep the Ukrainians busy on the Eastern Front so that they advance further down the front. The southeastern front, where they made some progress, passing through the eastern bank of the Dnipro River.
third It continues to affect the infrastructure of the port of Odessa – The latest raid yesterday afternoon – to limit Ukraine’s ability to export wheat and other raw materials.
the fourth Not a day goes by without Russian forces bombing Kherson (the last raid was a few hours ago and resulted in one person being killed).
Fifth, Moscow suspended prisoner exchange talks in August It is slowly agreeing to allow only some kidnapped minors to return to Ukraine.

in the end Putin is well aware of how concerned Europeans are at the present time about the possibility of Washington reducing its commitment In supporting Ukraine economically and militarily, a burden that will inevitably fall on the shoulders of Kiev’s European allies. So That is why he talks about negotiations in order to wink at the part of public opinion that calls for a cessation of hostilities. But he certainly does not do this because he wants peace in Ukraine in good faith.

The Kremlin also needs to slow hostilities to keep internal discontent at bay, but compared with Kiev (and the West) it has the significant advantage of not having to worry as much about its own public opinion. And then He bluffs and plays the cards face down again.

Here is the text of the excerpt from Putin’s speech dedicated to Ukraine at the G20:

“In their words, the leaders said they were shocked by Russia’s continued aggression against Ukraine. Of course: military action is always a tragedy for individuals, families and nations. Naturally, we have to think about how to stop this tragedy. Among other things, Russia has never refused to hold a peace dialogue with Ukraine. It was not Russia, but Ukraine, that publicly announced that it was leaving the negotiating table; An order was also signed, a presidential decree, prohibiting negotiations.”

Russia’s decision to launch an attack on Ukraine sparked the bloodiest conflict in Europe since World War II, and raised tensions between Moscow and the West to levels not seen since the Cold War.

A Russian government official said on Tuesday that Moscow cannot “coexist” with the current government in Kiev, and that the ongoing special military operation will continue until Ukraine is “demilitarized.”

Moscow, which militarily and illegally annexed Crimea in 2014, now controls nearly a fifth of Ukrainian territory recognized by the international community. Putin claims that the region is now entirely Russian.

The war in Ukraine is a “tragedy” and we must think about how to “put an end to it.”
This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin during his video speech at the G20 summit. Russia – according to the Russian president – has never rejected peace talks on Ukraine.

Putin launched an invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022. He has never called the ongoing invasion of Ukraine a “war,” but merely a “special military operation.” The Russian president, who described the conflict in Ukraine as a “shock,” also spoke about the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, which Israel launched after the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack. For Putin, what is happening “in Palestine” is “the annihilation of the civilian population.”

A conference dedicated to the accession process of Ukraine, Moldova and the Western Balkans to the European Union was held yesterday in Tallinn. The conference, which was organized by the International Center for Defense and Security and the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in cooperation with the European Commission Representation and the Embassies of Sweden and Romania in Tallinn, was attended by Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna, among others. The Special Representative of the Eastern Partnership of the European External Action Service, Dirk Schäuble, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Moldova, Stella Luca, and the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania, Daniela Gitman, and the Chair of the European Integration Committee of the European Union. Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian Parliament), Ivana Klympush-Tsintsadze.

“Estonia – Tsahkna said in her opening message – supports the EU enlargement process because it aims to ensure peace and security in Europe. We have taken a historic step in this direction with the European Commission’s recommendation.” Tsahakna added that she looks forward to the European Council’s support for the European Commission’s recommendation to begin accession negotiations for Ukraine and Moldova next December, stressing that the expansion of the European Union represents a major step towards achieving security on the European continent.

(Marta Serafini, sent to OdessaDozens of Russian marines were killed in a Ukrainian attack on an awards ceremony in Donetsk Oblast on November 19. The Ukrainian Army’s Strategic Communications Unit reported the news, reporting 25 casualties and more than 100 wounded. Soldiers of the 810th Brigade of the Russian Marines took part in an award ceremony near Starubyshev, Donetsk region, on the occasion of the Day of the Russian Missile and Artillery Forces.

The Russian actress was also present at the ceremony Paulina Menshikh When the attack happened. Russian state media Rossiyskaya Gazeta confirmed Menshikh was performing for soldiers near Staropyshev.

The Ukrainians published a video clip showing Menshikh performing, followed by an explosion. Russian news agency TASS confirmed Menshikh’s death on November 21, saying Ukrainian forces had fired on the village of Komachov in Donetsk Oblast with several weapons, including HIMARs missiles. Komachov is located about 25 kilometers from Staropyshev.

According to the Ukrainians, it was an attack In retaliation for the Russian missile strike against the Ukrainian 128th Mountain Assault Brigade that was struck during an awards ceremony in early November.During which 19 soldiers were killed. In recent days, Defense Minister Rustam Umarov opened an investigation into the incident due to negligence.

“I just spoke to Argentine President-elect Javier Miley to thank him for his clear stance. There is no balance between good and evil. Just clear support for Ukraine. This is something that Ukrainians notice and appreciate very well,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on X. “We discussed how we can develop relations between Ukraine and Argentina, as well as Ukraine’s relations with other Latin American countries. I informed the President-elect of the progress we have made in implementing the peace formula and stressed the importance of Argentina’s participation in our joint efforts for peace. I also called on President-elect Miley to visit Ukraine and send a strong political signal.

(Marta Serafini, sent to OdessaDozens of Russian marines were killed in a Ukrainian attack on an awards ceremony in Donetsk Oblast on November 19. The Ukrainian Army’s Strategic Communications Unit reported the news, reporting 25 casualties and more than 100 wounded. Soldiers of the 810th Brigade of the Russian Marines took part in an award ceremony near Starubyshev, Donetsk region, on the occasion of the Day of the Russian Missile and Artillery Forces.

The Russian actress was also present at the ceremony Paulina Menshikh When the attack happened. Russian state media Rossiyskaya Gazeta confirmed Menshikh was performing for soldiers near Staropyshev.

The Ukrainians published a video clip showing Menshikh performing, followed by an explosion. Russian news agency TASS confirmed Menshikh’s death on November 21, saying Ukrainian forces had fired on the village of Komachov in Donetsk Oblast with several weapons, including HIMARs missiles. Komachov is located about 25 kilometers from Staropyshev.

According to the Ukrainians, it was an attack In retaliation for the Russian missile strike against the Ukrainian 128th Mountain Assault Brigade that was struck during an awards ceremony in early November.During which 19 soldiers were killed. In recent days, Defense Minister Rustam Umarov opened an investigation into the incident due to negligence.