Putin warns foreign troops in Ukraine would be ‘legitimate targets’
Putin warned that foreign troops in Ukraine would be “legitimate targets,” rejecting peacekeeping proposals and escalating tensions with the West.
Putin warned that foreign troops in Ukraine would be “legitimate targets,” rejecting peacekeeping proposals and escalating tensions with the West.
Putin said any foreign troops deployed to Ukraine during ongoing fighting would be treated as “legitimate targets,” dismissing Western proposals for peacekeeping forces.
Putin argued that any agreements with Kiev must be confirmed by referendum under Ukraine’s constitution. But to hold a referendum, the martial law imposed after the escalation of the conflict with Russia in February 2022 would need to be lifted.
Putin said any Western troops in Ukraine would be “legitimate targets” for Russian attacks.
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