Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that if the pattern of war continues, the Ukrainian government may suffer an irreparable blow and Russia will never have to give up its achievements to stop this war.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that if the pattern of war continues, the Ukrainian government may suffer an irreparable blow and Russia will never be forced to surrender its achievements.
 
According to "Reuters", Putin's comments on TV were made a day after Switzerland agreed to host the World Peace Summit in Ukraine at the request of the country's president, Volodymyr Zelensky. The third world peace meeting is scheduled to be held in Ukraine in a situation where Putin has rejected and completely ignored the so-called "peace proposals" or "deterrent demands" raised by the West and Ukraine.
 
Criticizing Ukraine's stances on the country's war with Moscow, Putin also stated: "Now it is quite clear that not only the counterattack in Ukraine has failed, but the initiative in the war has completely fallen into the hands of the Russian armed forces." If this process continues, the Ukrainian government may suffer an irreparable and very serious blow.
 
Putin's stance on Ukraine comes after this country took over 17.5% of Ukraine's territory during the aforementioned war.
 
In part of his speech regarding the proposal for negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, Putin also said: Talking about negotiations is an attempt to motivate us to abandon the achievements we have made in the past year and a half. However, this is impossible and everyone knows this fact.
 
Zelensky's proposed peace formula calls for the return of all Russian-controlled territory, a complete cessation of hostilities, and the withdrawal of Russian forces from Kiev, among other things. However, Vladimir Putin has so far opposed the proposals.
 
Earlier, one of the former senior officials of Russia, referring to a message from the Kremlin, said that Putin is not willing to give up even one meter of land that he gained during the war with Ukraine.