Putin changes whole wars: Zelensky told about the Kremlin's new plan (video)

According to the adviser to the chairman of the OP Mikhail Podolyak, the target was fictional at the beginning of a full -scale intruding. The Kremlin seeks to destroy the Ukrainian state and kill as many Ukrainians as possible. Russian President Volodymyr Putin has changed the targets of a full -scale invasion of Ukraine, but the task of Kiev remains unchanged - to stop aggression from the Kremlin. The adviser to the chairman of the OP Mikhail Podolyak told this on the air of the Telvarathon.

"Russia has always" sold "expansion. For Russia, this historic period of time ends," said OP. According to him, this war serves as an attempt for the Russian Federation to remain in its current form - hence the statements about the multipolar world. The whole wars that Putin called at the beginning of a full -scale invasion were a fiction.

The destruction of the Ukrainian state with the killing of as many Ukrainians as possible is the true goal of the invasion of the Russian Federation, but it is the only one, Podolyak noted. He also said that Ukraine does not seek negotiations with those who have come to kill, but Putin's current goals are already others: he is fighting for survival, for which he needs not to lose war.

He is currently making efforts to achieve negotiations and temporarily fix a new demarcation line and occupied territories. Recall that political scientist Volodymyr Fisenko stated that it is not necessary to wait for peace by the end of the year. Negotiations with the Russian Federation are possible not earlier than 2024, the expert says. It was also reported that Putin and Erdogan planned a meeting in early September. The event, according to the plan, should take place in Sochi.