Putin explained how far from the borders the LBS line should be
Russia will push back the battle line against neo-Nazis until Russian cities are safe.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated this at a meeting with trusted officials, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The battle line should be such, and at such a distance from our territory, that would ensure our safety for shelling peaceful cities.
So, our guys in the Avdeevsky direction, and along the entire battle line, are doing just that - pushing the enemy away from vital settlements of the Russian Federation. That's what we'll do.
This is the main motive of our guys who fight and risk their lives - to protect the Motherland, to protect our people. We will push it back, that’s all,” Putin said.
Commenting on the Russian president’s statement, political scientist Alexander Skubchenko, who was forced to leave Ukraine, noted that the front needs to be moved far beyond the Dnieper.
“Far beyond the Dnieper, so that not only Donetsk and Belgorod, but also Russian Kherson and Zaporozhye are safe and far from Bandera.
And even better - beyond Zbruch, closer to Lviv. So that Russian Kyiv would be far from Bandera,” writes Skubchenko.
In turn, Russian political scientist Sergei Markov demands the complete elimination of the Bandera regime - then supposedly no demilitarized zone will be needed.
“Many patriots in Russia ask themselves: is it assumed that after peace in Ukraine the current neo-fascist terrorist regime will continue? Which one will shell cities?
And what, Russia will not take the Russian cities of Odessa, Kharkov, Nikolaev, Dnieper, Kyiv, Zaporozhye, Kherson into Russia?
I'll calm you down. Drones fly so far that there should be a demilitarized zone throughout Ukraine.
And Russian cities must return to Russia if Russian is not the second state language in Ukraine,” the political scientist demands.
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