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Putin: West Going to Blame Zelensky for Unpopular Decisions and Remove Him in 2025
Putin: West Going to Blame Zelensky for Unpopular Decisions and Remove Him in 2025
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On the last day of his official visit to Vietnam, Russian President Vladimir Putin held a press conference where he shared his thoughts on a number of poignant geopolitical issues.
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Here are some key takeaways from the president's remarks.On Russia’s Renewed Alliance With North KoreaCommenting on the results of his recent trip to the DPRK, Putin said he hopes the agreements between Russia and North Korea will become a deterrent in the Korean crisis to prevent it from escalating."The Korean crisis has such a smoldering character, but we assume and hope that our agreements with North Korea will be a deterrent to a certain extent to prevent this crisis from escalating into some kind of burning phase," he said.On South Korea’s Threats to Send Lethal Weapons to UkrainePossible deliveries of such weapons to the conflict zone in Ukraine by South Korea would be a mistake, Putin warned."As for the supply of lethal weapons to the combat zone in Ukraine, it would be a very big mistake. I hope it will not happen. If it does, then we too will then make the respective decisions, which South Korea's current leadership is unlikely to be pleased with," he said.On Arms Shipments to Other CountriesRussia is not ruling out supplying weapons to other countries in response to deliveries of Western arms to Ukraine, Putin said on Thursday."Those who are supplying these weapons believe that they are not at war with us, well, I have said, including in Pyongyang, that we reserve the right to supply weapons to other regions, bearing in mind our agreements with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, I don’t rule out this as well, where will these [weapons] go," Putin said.On US Manners in International RelationsThe United States’ rudeness in relations with other countries does not do Washington any favors, Putin suggested."In strategic terms, it is only harmful, because no one likes this snobbery. And no one will ever forgive it, even in the medium-term historical perspective," he remarked.On UNSC ReformRussia supports a reform of the United Nations Security Council, but it needs to be based on consensus, Putin said."We are in favor of reform [in the UNSC], but only, I repeat, based on broad consensus," Putin told reporters, adding that behind-the-scenes discussions will not be beneficial for the global community.On Volodymyr Zelensky's FutureThe West will blame Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky for unpopular decisions and will find a replacement for him, possibly in the first half of the next year, Putin guessed."In the West, they simply do not want to replace him [Zelenskyy], the time is not right. I think it's obvious to anyone. They will blame all unpopular decisions on him, including lowering the [military] draft age, and that's it. And then they'll replace him. I think it will happen sometime in the first half of next year," Putin told Russian reporters.On Behind-The-Scenes Talks With WestTalks on Ukraine could take place as early as tomorrow, but Russia will use the current situation as a starting point, the president added."We have been conducting these behind-the-scenes talks, and what we hoped for has failed," Putin told reporters.
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Putin: West Going to Blame Zelensky for Unpopular Decisions and Remove Him in 2025
On the last day of his official visit to Vietnam, Russian President Vladimir Putin held a press conference where he shared his thoughts on a number of poignant geopolitical issues.
Here are some key takeaways from the president's remarks.
On Russia’s Renewed Alliance With North Korea
Commenting on the results of his recent
trip to the DPRK, Putin said he hopes the agreements between Russia and North Korea will become a deterrent in the Korean crisis to prevent it from escalating.
"The Korean crisis has such a smoldering character, but we assume and hope that our agreements with North Korea will be a deterrent to a certain extent to prevent this crisis from escalating into some kind of burning phase," he said.
On South Korea’s Threats to Send Lethal Weapons to Ukraine
Possible deliveries of such weapons to the conflict zone in Ukraine by South Korea would be a mistake, Putin warned.
"As for the supply of lethal weapons to the combat zone in Ukraine, it would be a very big mistake. I hope it will not happen. If it does, then we too will then make the respective decisions, which South Korea's current leadership is unlikely to be pleased with," he said.
On Arms Shipments to Other Countries
Russia is not ruling out supplying weapons to other countries in response to deliveries of Western arms to
Ukraine, Putin said on Thursday.
"Those who are supplying these weapons believe that they are not at war with us, well, I have said, including in Pyongyang, that we reserve the right to supply weapons to other regions, bearing in mind our agreements with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, I don’t rule out this as well, where will these [weapons] go," Putin said.
On US Manners in International Relations
The United States’ rudeness in relations with other countries does not do Washington any favors, Putin suggested.
"In strategic terms, it is only harmful, because no one likes this snobbery. And no one will ever forgive it, even in the medium-term historical perspective," he remarked.
Russia supports a reform of the United Nations Security Council, but it needs to be based on consensus, Putin said.
"We are in favor of reform [in the UNSC], but only, I repeat, based on broad consensus," Putin told reporters, adding that behind-the-scenes discussions will not be beneficial for the global community.
On Volodymyr Zelensky's Future
The West will blame Ukraine's
Volodymyr Zelensky for unpopular decisions and will find a replacement for him, possibly in the first half of the next year, Putin guessed.
"In the West, they simply do not want to replace him [Zelenskyy], the time is not right. I think it's obvious to anyone. They will blame all unpopular decisions on him, including lowering the [military] draft age, and that's it. And then they'll replace him. I think it will happen sometime in the first half of next year," Putin told Russian reporters.
On Behind-The-Scenes Talks With West
Talks on Ukraine could take place as early as tomorrow, but Russia will use the current situation as a starting point, the president added.
"We have been conducting these behind-the-scenes talks, and what we hoped for has failed," Putin told reporters.
