“Russian President Vladimir Putin has already commented on the situation that will emerge with the arrival of new weapons,” Lavrov said. “I can only add that the greater the range of weapons you will supply, the further away from our territory we will be.”
Mikhailo Podolak, an advisor to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, on Sunday rejected French President Emmanuel Macron’s warning against humiliating Russia despite its “historic” mistake in invading Ukraine. “We must not insult Russia so that, on the day when the fighting stops, we can build a slope out through diplomatic means,” Macron was quoted as saying by French media. “I am convinced that France’s role is to be a mediating power.”
On Sunday on Twitter, Podolak said: “While someone asks not to be humiliated, the Kremlin resorts to new malicious attacks. Today’s missile strikes on Kyiv have only one goal – to kill as many as possible.”
He then called for more weapons to fight Russia, as well as additional sanctions.
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