Kuleba comments on Putin's words "I will destroy them": Let him build his plans. We have our own
Putin may have plans to "destroy" Ukraine, but Ukraine has its own plans
This was announced by Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on television.
"Let me remind you that he (Putin – Ed.) was going to capture Kyiv and key cities of Ukraine in just a few days. I think he was also sitting there thinking to himself, 'I will get them very quickly.' And he failed …
He can make some plans there, but we have our plans. These are plans for victory and liberation of our territories," Kuleba stressed.
As Rubryka previously reported, Putin was allegedly handed a note from President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
To this note, he replied that "I will destroy them."
Note.
According to media reports, Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich is a mediator in the talks between the Office of the President and the Kremlin, in particular, he passed a note written by Zelenskyy himself to Putin.
In it, Zelenskyy outlined possible compromises that the Ukrainian government is ready to make to end the war.
Putin allegedly replied angrily to Abramovich: "Tell him I will destroy them."
