The Kremlin representative assures that panic is growing on the Ukrainian side on the eastern fronts.
Press secretary of Kremlin head Vladimir Putin Dmitry Peskov said that the fate of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has been “decided”, and panic is allegedly growing among the Ukrainian military on the front line. Peskov said this on Sunday, April 28, in an interview with the “Moscow. Kremlin. Putin.”
“It seems to me that Zelensky’s fate is clearly decided. And very soon the moment will come when many, particularly in Ukraine, will question its legitimacy. In any case, even from a legal point of view, this will have to be done, and he will somehow have to justify himself,” he said.
Peskov said that the Russian Federation will continue the “special military operation” (the war against Ukraine – ed.), because in this way it seeks to “secure itself,” and the Russian military will carry out the tasks that “were assigned to them at first.”
He added that he knows for sure that panic is being spread among the Ukrainian military.
“It is very important for us to maintain this momentum and not stop,” he said.
Peskov also said that “that side,” which he described as the “collective West plus one,” is testing Russia “weakly.”
“The main thing for us is not to show this ‘weakly’,” he added.