Russia has not achieved war goals against Ukraine yet - Putin

9 February 2024, 04:40 PM

Russia has yet to accomplish its aims in the full-scale war it launched against Ukraine, dictator Vladimir Putin asserted in a scandalous interview with Tucker Carlson.

"Russia has not yet achieved the goals of its 'special operation,' one of which is denazification—the prohibition of all neo-Nazi movements in Ukraine," Putin stated.

He added that Russia purportedly discussed this during the negotiations in Istanbul in 2022, claiming that Ukraine had agreed to “legislatively ban neo-Nazism in the country.”

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