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Russia’s President Vladimir Putin delivered a speech at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum the other day. He also participated in a question and answer session. He said various things about the Ukraine war and the state of the global economy.
Here’s a list of highlights detailing his statements about the Ukraine conflict from RT. He basically said that the Ukrainians are losing badly and that the West will eventually be forced to the negotiating table.
RT :
Ukrainian counteroffensive yielding heavy losses – and no gains
Russia’s president provided an update on the ongoing long-heralded Ukrainian counteroffensive, which began tentatively in early June. To date, Kiev’s forces have lost some 186 tanks and 418 armored vehicles of other types, according to Putin.
“Their losses are very heavy – about more than one in ten compared to the Russian army. That is a fact. In terms of hardware, the loss of this equipment is growing every day,” he said, adding that Kiev has thus far failed to achieve its goals, wasting its strategic reserves in the push against Russia’s forces.
Western military aid will not help Ukraine
The intensified military action has caused a rapid depletion of Ukraine’s own war materiel stockpile, Putin said, predicting that the country’s armed forces are set to become entirely dependent on foreign aid in the nearest future.“Well, you won’t be able to wage war for long like that. Our defense industry, however, is growing day by day,” he said.Any weaponry Kiev receives from the collective West will end up destroyed, Putin warned. “Tanks are burning. Among them are the Leopards. They burn. So will the F-16s. There is no doubt,” the president stated, referring to the potential deliveries of advanced US-made aircraft long-sought by Kiev.
NATO involvement in the conflict is deepening
The potential delivery of F-16 fighter jets would get the US-led NATO bloc even more deeply involved into the conflict, Putin said. Moreover, the aircraft may end up stationed abroad, while only operating in Ukraine’s airspace during combat sorties.
In such an event, “we will need to look at how and where we can hit those assets used in combat operations against us,” Putin said. “This is a serious danger of further dragging NATO into this armed conflict.”
West will want to talk to Russia on security guarantees
Moscow has never refused to engage in dialogue with the collective West, coming up with a comprehensive security deal proposal shortly before the ongoing hostilities started, Putin said. The West, however, rejected the dialogue – but it will ultimately be forced to abandon its confrontational stance.
“Regarding whether it is needed to conduct a dialogue with them or not, I repeat once again, we did not reject this dialogue,” Putin said. “It was them who decided to sever this dialogue with us. Well, they don’t want to talk… whatever. They will.”
Russian stance on nuclear weapons use explained
Russia’s president also cautioned against normalizing talk of nuclear weapons use, warning that “the very fact of discussing this topic already lowers the threshold for their use.” At the same time, Putin rejected the idea of engaging in any nuclear disarmament talks with the West.
“We possess more weaponry of such sort than the NATO countries. They know that and are always trying to persuade us to start negotiations on reduction. ‘Nuts’ to them, you know, as our people say,” he said.
Putin also talked about the US Dollar’s dominance ending and how they were forced to de-dollarize because of actions taken by the ZOG West.
RT :
The growing use of national currencies in сross-border settlements, including in energy trade, signals the end of the US dollar as the dominant currency globally, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday while addressing the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).
According to the Russian president, the world’s major economies’ dollar reserves are rapidly shrinking, as are trade settlements using the US currency, while many nations are pitching projects to create new reserve currencies.
“The share of settlements in the dollar is declining. The share of settlements in yuan is growing. Oil producers in the leading Arab countries are now saying that they are ready to pay for oil in yuan… If this trend gains momentum Putand other oil and gas exchanges appear where settlements are not made in dollars, then this is the beginning of the end for this currency ,” Putin said.
The president noted that Russia never intended to de-dollarize either its domestic economy or the global economy, but was forced to ditch the greenback due to sanctions policies pursued by the US government.
Along with his comments about the US Dollar, Putin talked extensively about the many positive things happening inside the Russian domestic economy as well as the important economic and infrastructure deals they’ve been making with other countries.
It’s really remarkable seeing a leader like Putin speak when you compare his frank and serious speeches with the bullshit and incoherent gibberish from Western leaders. Most Western leaders rely on meaningless rhetoric and pointless slogans while constantly stressing how important feminism and LGBTQ faggotry is. The disparity is striking and shows how insane and ridiculous the West has become. It’s no wonder why the Jew media in the West rarely if ever shows any of what Putin says.
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June 20th, 2023 
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