Putin Urges Russian Society to Embrace Ukraine War as Casualties Reach 1.4 Million
- Russian leader Vladimir Putin called for Russian society to be “imbued” with the importance of the war against Ukraine, presenting public commitment to the war as a national priority, according to The Moscow Times on July 27.
- Putin made the remarks on July 26 during a meeting with Navy servicemen at the Admiralty in St.
- The outlet reported that he had canceled the traditional naval parade, expected to involve around 200 warships, over fears of a Ukrainian strike.
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- Russian leader Vladimir Putin called for Russian society to be “imbued” with the importance of the war against Ukraine, presenting public commitment to the war as a national priority, according to The Moscow Times on July 27.
- Putin made the remarks on July 26 during a meeting with Navy servicemen at the Admiralty in St.
- The outlet reported that he had canceled the traditional naval parade, expected to involve around 200 warships, over fears of a Ukrainian strike.
Sources: United24media