Putin's buffer zone plan in Ukraine

Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia, stated that the buffer zone planned to be established in Ukraine could cover almost the entire country.

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Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia, published a map covering almost all of Ukraine in a post on his Telegram channel, stating, "If military aid to the Bandera regime continues, the buffer zone could look like this."

On the map, which was obtained from pro-Russian sources, it is seen that only a small strip of Ukraine along the Polish border is left to Ukraine. Medvedev argued that such a measure might be necessary against the threat of long-range weapons coming from the West.

NATO IS A THREAT

Medvedev stated that NATO's long-range weapons pose a direct threat to Russia, saying, "In other words, Russia must be there; it must be 550 kilometers plus an extra 70 to 100 kilometers for security."

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Putin's buffer zone plan in Ukraine

NATO IS A THREAT

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