Ukraine War03 October, 20252 min read
Putin Warns US That Supplying Long-Range Missiles to Ukraine Will Destroy Moscow-Washington Relations
Putin warned US missile supplies to Ukraine will seriously damage Moscow-Washington relations. Putin stated missile supplies will not significantly change the battlefield situation in Ukraine.
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Putin's Warning on Missile Supply
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a stern warning to the United States regarding its plans to supply long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. Putin stated that such a move would severely damage Moscow-Washington relations and escalate the conflict to a new level.
“Putin said Russian air defenses would quickly adapt to the new threat.”
Despite this, he claimed that the battlefield dynamics would remain unchanged as Russian air defenses would quickly adapt to the new threat. Putin emphasized that Russia is making gradual gains in the conflict, framing it as a fight against the entire NATO alliance rather than just Ukraine.
Putin's Sochi Forum Remarks
Putin's remarks were made during a foreign policy forum in Sochi, where he also addressed other geopolitical issues.
He praised former U.S. President Donald Trump for his efforts to negotiate peace in Ukraine, describing their past summit as productive.
However, he noted that no ceasefire was achieved.
Putin also reiterated Russia's offer to extend the New START nuclear arms control treaty for another year, warning that if the U.S. declines, Russia will not continue it either.
Putin's Warning on Oil Tankers
In addition to the missile issue, Putin issued a stern warning to Western countries against seizing Russian oil tankers. He labeled such actions as piracy that could provoke a forceful response and destabilize global oil markets.
“Putin issued a stern warning to Western countries against seizing Russian oil tankers.”
Putin criticized French President Emmanuel Macron for detaining a Russian-linked tanker, suggesting it was a distraction from domestic issues. His comments reflect ongoing tensions between Russia and Western nations over maritime and energy security.
Putin's Statements on Recent Events
Putin addressed accusations of Russian involvement in drone flights over Denmark, dismissing them as attempts by NATO to escalate tensions and increase defense spending. He condemned the assassination of American conservative figure Charlie Kirk, viewing it as a reflection of deep divisions in U.S. society.
Additionally, Putin praised Michael Gloss, a former CIA deputy’s son who died fighting for Russia in Ukraine, awarding him a medal. The CIA responded by treating Gloss’s death as a private family matter.
