Les États-Unis ont appelé vendredi, avec une pointe d’ironie, the president of Russia Vladimir Poutine à reconnaître la réalité du conflit in Ukraine et à retirer ses troupes après son utilization du mot “guerre”, proscrit in Russie, lors d’une Press Conference.
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Russia’s intervention in Ukraine, launched on February 24, has been officially called a “special military operation” in Russia.
The Russian authorities introduced a law providing for harsh prison sentences for any publication of information about the Russian military deemed “false” and several people were sentenced, particularly after they publicly described the conflict as “war”.
However, during a press conference on Thursday, Vladimir Putin used the word, emphasizing that he wants to end the conflict in Ukraine “as soon as possible.”
A US State Department spokesperson said: “Since February 24, the United States and the rest of the world have understood that the special military operation was an unprovoked, unprovoked war against Ukraine.”
He added, “Finally, after 300 days, Putin called the war by name.” “As a next step in acknowledging reality, we urge him to end this war by withdrawing his forces from Ukraine.”
“Russia’s aggression against the sovereignty of its neighbor has caused death, destruction and displacement of the population,” the State Department continued, whatever terminology Mr. Putin uses.
For his part, the Russian municipal deputy, Nikita Iovrev, announced on Thursday evening that he had filed a complaint against President Vladimir Putin, who accused him of spreading “false information” by using the word “war” to describe the Russian operation in Ukraine.
Cette requête n’a que peu de chances d’aboutir, d’autant plus que le texte de l’élu local comporte plusieurs erreurs factuelles, comme la date du discours de M. Poutine ou le nom meme du president, écrit au feminin à Resumption.
