Defeating Russia in Ukraine is ‘impossible’! Putin’s interview with the American journalist – News18 Bangla Achi-News

New Delhi: Russian President Vladimir Putin has insisted in an interview that it is ‘impossible’ to defeat Russia in Ukraine and that NATO must accept Moscow’s adventures there. In an interview posted on Thursday, Putin told US talk show host Tucker Carlson, “There was a lot of shouting and screaming about strategic defeats for Russia on the battlefield.” But, defeating Russia in Ukraine is ‘impossible’.” There, Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed quite loudly that defeating Russia in Ukraine is ‘impossible’.

Russian President Putin considers the decision to invade Ukraine in February 2022 to be the right one, and he has also stated that Western countries now understand that Russia will not be defeated despite Western aid. Russian President Vladimir Putin emphatically claimed, “In my opinion, this is impossible. It will never happen. Russia’s defeat in Ukraine ‘impossible.’ Such various words of Russian President Vladimir Putin emerged from his interview.

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The Kremlin has confirmed that former Fox News host Carlson interviewed Russian President Putin. It was Putin’s first interview with a Western media outlet since full-scale war broke out in Ukraine two years ago. Carlson previously released a video from Moscow on Tuesday. where he said he would interview Putin, who has largely limited his contact with the international media since February 2022. So, significantly, this interview with Russian President Putin is very important and significant. The whole world is watching this interview of Russian President Putin. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights of that interview.

In a two-hour interview published Thursday, Carlson asked Putin if he would send Russian troops to Poland. The Russian president replied that it was ‘out of the question’ for Russia to invade Poland or Latvia. ‘We have no interest’ in expanding the war in Ukraine. ‘Only in one case, if Poland invades Russia.’ Putin responded by adding, ‘We have no interest in Poland, Latvia or anywhere else. Why would we do it? We have no interest, that is completely out of the question.’

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Russian President Vladimir Putin told Carlson that the release of Wall Street Journal reporter Ivan Gershkovich is possible. “There is no penalty to settle this matter. We are ready to solve them. But, some conditions are negotiated through special service channels. I believe an agreement can be reached.” Gershkovich was detained in March last year and charged with espionage. A claim that Russian President Vladimir Putin and his employers have vehemently denied.

Putin’s thoughts on Ukraine emerged in the interview, as a $95.34 billion aid bill moved forward in the US Senate on Thursday and Republicans opposed the compromise legislation. Which included a long demand for immigration policy. The security aid bill includes $61 billion for Ukraine. Because they are at war with Russia. Supporters of Ukraine in the United States have been struggling for much of the past year to find ways to send more money to support the government of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s interview emerged.

The military in Ukraine said on the war front that Russian soldiers are in battle with Ukrainian forces inside the town of Avdivka. which has been under constant attack by Russia since mid-October. Russian forces are trying to advance on the city, which is famous for its huge coke factory and is seen as the gateway to the Russian-held city of Donetsk, 20 kilometers to the east. Ukraine’s ground forces said the situation remained tense across the east, with Russian troops trying to break through defenses near Chasiv Yar, west of Bakhmut.

This interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin came amid the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. However, there was no sign of ending the hostilities in that interview.

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