"Putin's Mixed Messages on Ukraine: Calls for Peace on His Terms Amid Intensifying Conflict"

TL;DR Summary
In their New Year's Eve addresses, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky focused on his nation's resilience and the ongoing war with Russia, while Russian President Vladimir Putin avoided any mention of the conflict. Zelensky's speech emphasized Ukraine's strength and the heroism of its soldiers, as he reflected on the country's survival and resistance against Russian aggression. In contrast, Putin's address steered clear of the war, instead highlighting unity and the values of Russian families, even as a new law expanding draft eligibility took effect and he praised the Russian military for their "fortitude."
- Putin makes no mention of Ukraine war in New Year's Eve speech as Zelensky rallies nation New York Post
- Putin Says He Wants Peace in Ukraine But on Russia's Own Terms Bloomberg
- Putin vows to intensify strikes on Ukraine after deadly Belgorod attack Al Jazeera English
- Why Putin didn't mention the war in his New Year's address The Spectator
- Ukraine Says Troops Fend Off 'Terrorist' Russian Attacks As Putin Vows To Intensify The War Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Reading Insights
Total Reads
0
Unique Readers
1
Time Saved
3 min
vs 4 min read
Condensed
86%
658 → 92 words
Want the full story? Read the original article
Read on New York Post