"We have all the tools" to respond if there is foreign interference in our business in Ukraine, he said. "Among them, there is one that no one can brag about and we will not brag about, we will use it if necessary," the Russian president said."
Russian President Vladimir Putin said once again, at noon on Wednesday, that "all the objectives of Russia's special military operation in Donbass and Ukraine will be fulfilled.
"I want to stress again: all the objectives of the special military operation we are conducting in Donbass and Ukraine, which began on February 24, will be fulfilled," Putin said during a meeting with members of Russia's Council of Lawmakers, according to Russia Today.
In addition, Putin warned of the consequences of foreign interference in Russia's invasion of Ukraine, even leaving implicit references to the use of nuclear weapons. According to the Russian president, if someone tries to interfere in events and create unacceptable strategic threats to Russia, then the response will be "lightning fast and quick." "We have all the tools for this purpose. Among them is one of which no one can boast. And we will not boast. We will use it if necessary. And I want everyone to know this," he stressed.
"The unity of the people of Russia is worth a lot, it guarantees that the country will adequately respond to the most complex challenges and threats, will confidently pass through all the trials. It has always been so and will be so now," Putin continued, adding that "Russia's reaction to the West's cynical plans for Ukraine was correct and precisely timed."
At the same time, the Russian president said that Russia's government had managed to "block" the rally of sanctions imposed on it, with the banking system resisting.
Moreover, referring to Ukraine, Putin stressed that Russia cannot allow the creation of anti-Russian territories around his country, which "positively faced the creation of an independent Ukrainian state."
Source: Proto Thema
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