On April 6, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin met in Moscow with his proteges in the occupied territories of Ukraine and said that Ukrainian fighters should be “pushed back” so far that they could not hit the Russian invaders.
Source: TASS, RIA Novosti and other Russian media
Details: In particular, Putin met with the leader of the so-called “DPR” Denis Pushilin and with the leader of the so-called. “LPR” Leonid Pasechnik, protege of the occupiers in the Zaporozhye region Yevgeny Balitsky and Gauleiter in the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo.
Speaking with Pushilin, Putin said that on April 5, the defenders of Ukraine fired 300 shells “in one place”, while allegedly not only the Russian military were injured, but also 14 Ukrainian soldiers were killed and taken prisoner.
Putin’s direct speech: “Our task is to move them to a distance from which they cannot harm us.”
Details: Putin also spoke about plans to build new sections of the railway in the occupied Ukrainian territories, which he calls “new regions of the Russian Federation.”
Putin promised Balitsky that Russia would build medical facilities in the occupied territories that would be “an order of magnitude better” than in the regional centers that the Russians could not take under control.
With the Balance, the Russian head touched upon the topic of gas for the Kherson region.
The beekeeper complained about heavy snow in the Luhansk region and breaks in power lines, saying that in some places a meter and a half of snow was poured.
