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Putin Accuses West of Using Ukrainians as "Cannon Fodder"

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Western nations are exploiting Ukrainian soldiers to escalate the conflict with Russia, according to Russian state news agency TASS.

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TASS (Russia)

Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused Western countries of using Ukrainian soldiers as "cannon fodder" to intensify the conflict with Russia, according to a report by the Russian state news agency TASS.

TASS reported that Putin made the remarks in reference to what he characterized as efforts by European leaders to escalate the war in Ukraine. The exact context and setting of the statement were not detailed in the available report.

The claim could not be independently verified, and TASS did not provide additional direct quotes or elaborate on the specific circumstances in which Putin made the comment.

Russian officials have repeatedly accused Western governments of prolonging the conflict in Ukraine by supplying weapons and military support to Kyiv since the start of the full-scale invasion in February 2022. Western governments have consistently rejected such characterizations, saying their support for Ukraine is intended to help the country defend its sovereignty against Russian aggression.

This report is based solely on information provided by TASS, a Russian state-controlled news outlet, and further details or independent confirmation were not immediately available.

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