Russian Deputy UN Envoy Says Military Campaign in Ukraine Will Continue Until Government's "Collapse"
Dmitry Polyansky said Russia's operation would continue until Europe's "party of war" is sidelined, according to TASS.
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Russia's military campaign in Ukraine will continue until the government in Kyiv faces what he called a "total military collapse," Russian First Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations Dmitry Polyansky said, according to TASS.
Polyansky said the campaign would continue "until Europe's 'party of war' is sidelined and European elites stop obstructing efforts to achieve genuine peace," the agency reported.
Rhetoric amid the ongoing war
The remarks reflect language Russian officials have used repeatedly since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, framing continued Western and European support for Kyiv as an obstacle to ending the war. Ukraine and its Western allies have rejected such characterizations, describing their support as a response to Russia's invasion rather than an impediment to peace.
TASS's report did not specify the venue in which Polyansky made the comments or provide additional context about any related diplomatic discussions.
The statement could not be independently verified beyond TASS's account, and no immediate response from Ukrainian or Western officials was included in the cited report.
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