NewsKremlin prepares Russians for decade-long war with Ukraine

Kremlin prepares Russians for decade-long war with Ukraine

The Kremlin is preparing Russians for a ten-year war with Kyiv. The outcome is expected to be the destruction of Ukraine, according to the latest report from the American Institute for the Study of War.

Władimir Putin
Władimir Putin
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Tomasz Waleński

18 July 2024 18:09

"Russian state news services edited the comments of Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev, stating that he said the Ukrainian state would cease to exist by 2034. This is likely to support the Kremlin's efforts to prepare the Russian public for a prolonged conflict in Ukraine while promising that Russia will achieve its goal of destroying Ukrainian statehood within a decade," the American Institute for the Study of War writes in its daily report.

Russian diplomatic offensive?

At the same time, the Russians are not ceasing their efforts to " create the appearance that Russia is normalizing its relations with the West." These efforts include recent meetings with diplomats or representatives of Western governments.

We should recall that Viktor Orban recently visited Moscow, where he held talks with Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov mentioned the meeting between the leaders of Hungary and Russia, who on 16 July met with his Hungarian counterpart Peter Szijjarto on the sidelines of the UN summit in New York.

Lavrov and Szijjarto "reinforced the Kremlin's standard narrative on the war in Ukraine, condemned the alleged human rights violations against Ukraine's 'national minorities,' and reiterated that Russian-Hungarian relations will continue to develop despite the 'difficult international situation,'" the American think tank indicates.

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