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Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin issued an open warning to the West on Monday, saying a conflict between Russia and US-led NATO forces would be just one step away from World War III on Earth. But hardly anyone would want such a situation to arise.
It is well known that after the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, the Ukraine War has once again created a deep rift between Moscow and the West.
In an interview with journalists after his sixth election victory, President Putin categorically ruled out the possibility of Ukraine using the bomb, saying there was no need for it.
“I do not rule out the possibility that we and our Western allies will send ground troops to Ukraine in the future,” French President Emmanuel Macron said last month. Giving a brief answer to the question asked by the authors, Putin said that everything is possible in the modern world. But it is also clear that if this happens – NATO forces enter Ukraine, then the world will be just one step away from the Third World War. He also said that we know that Western troops have already entered Ukraine. We have heard English and French words and they have come there in large numbers.
During the elections held in Russia between 15-17, Ukraine carried out heavy bombing on the Russian border. He also said that even today I cannot forget the tragic incidents that happened there. Therefore, I am of the opinion that now it is necessary to create a buffer zone between the two countries. Which should be formed in the area dominated by Kiev.
Regarding Macron's statements, he said that if he really wants peace there (Ukraine), he should postpone rearmament for one and a half to two years.
Making a direct attack on American democracy, he said, the White House says that elections were not conducted in a free and fair manner in Russia. But because the power of the state is being used against Donald Trump, the whole world laughs at him (Biden). There is no democracy in America. A cataclysm occurs. What is happening in the world? President Putin also asked.