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Putin hopes West heard warnings on attacks deep into Russia

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By highlighting the reliance of Ukrainian forces on NATO specialists, Putin aims to frame the conflict not just as a bilateral dispute between Russia and Ukraine, but as a broader confrontation involving Western powers

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MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent remarks underscore the escalating tensions surrounding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, particularly in relation to Western involvement and military strategy. His statements serve as a stark warning to NATO and allied countries regarding the potential consequences of their support for Ukraine, especially if it includes deep strikes into Russian territory.

In his dialogue with VGTRK journalist Pavel Zarubin, Putin expressed a cautious optimism that Western leaders have heeded his previous warnings. He stated, “I hope that they heard, since we will surely have to take some decisions for ourselves as well.” This implies a readiness on the part of Russia to consider significant retaliatory measures should its national sovereignty be compromised by external military actions. The phrasing suggests that Moscow is prepared to reassess its military posture and possibly escalate its response if it perceives an imminent threat from Ukraine, facilitated by NATO’s advanced weaponry and training.

Putin’s assertion that the Ukrainian army lacks the capability to independently deploy high-precision weapons further illustrates his perspective on the conflict’s dynamics. By highlighting the reliance of Ukrainian forces on NATO specialists, he aims to frame the conflict not just as a bilateral dispute between Russia and Ukraine, but as a broader confrontation involving Western powers. This narrative could serve multiple purposes: it legitimizes Russia’s actions as defensive, strengthens domestic support for the war effort by portraying the West as an aggressor, and may seek to deter Western nations from deepening their military involvement.

The implications of Putin’s warnings are profound. He previously articulated that should Ukraine engage in strikes that reach deep into Russian territory, it would signify direct involvement from NATO, thus elevating the conflict to a new level of seriousness. He emphasized that such an escalation would compel Russia to respond in kind, which could entail more aggressive military actions or strategic adjustments, potentially involving the mobilization of additional forces or the use of advanced weaponry.

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