"A Crude Move": Zelenskyy Exposes The Kremlin's Plot In Konstantinovka

Russia is trying to disguise its expansionist plans as a “humanitarian mission.”

Russia wants to organize a humanitarian mission in Konstantinovka in order to finally capture the city. There are almost no civilians there—only military personnel.

According to RBC-Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated this during a conversation with journalists.

“The Russian narrative about the ‘civilian population’ in Konstantinovka is Putin’s reaction to the fact that he was unable to capture Konstantinovka. It’s an absolutely primitive move, because otherwise he has no way of taking that city,” Zelenskyy said.

According to him, Putin simply wants Ukrainian troops to withdraw from Konstantinovka so that Russian forces can move in and thus occupy the entire city.

“But we’re deeply familiar with the situation here and are taking everything into account. I explained my position on Konstantinovka to the American negotiators. The people there are exclusively Ukrainian citizens with weapons and Russian citizens who are occupiers and also armed. And there, inside Konstantinovka, fighting is taking place. They brought me this proposal,” the President of Ukraine stated.

He noted that Ukraine had done everything possible to allow civilians to leave Konstantinovka.

Zelenskyy emphasized that if Ukraine were to hand over Konstantinovka to the Russians, their next targets would be other cities in the Donbas. That is the logic behind this idea.

The President of Ukraine pointed out that the Russians have been unable to capture Kostiantynivka for a year and a half. In October, they lost 54,000 troops in their assaults.

“If they cared about the lives of civilians, they could have proposed similar operations in villages located near Oleshky. But Russia hasn’t proposed a single one of those villages. So what did they propose? Konstantinovka. Why? Because after Konstantinovka come Kramatorsk and Sloviansk. They want to destroy these cities and kill all our people. That’s their plan,” Zelenskyy emphasized.

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