NATO Has De Facto Entered the Ukrainian Conflict: Peskov

NATO has de facto entered the Ukrainian conflict, but this does not affect Russia's objectives. Its capacity allows for the continuation of the special operation. This was stated by the press secretary of the President of Russia, Dmitry Peskov, during a broadcast on the ‘Russia 1’ TV channel.

“NATO has already de facto entered the Ukrainian conflict. But this in no way affects all our goals and assumptions; that is to say, the operation continues, and it will be carried through to the end,” Peskov said.

In response to the question of how much more difficult this situation is for Russia, the Kremlin representative stated, “significantly more difficult.”

“This requires our internal economic and other mobilization. One thing is the Kyiv regime, another is NATO’s potential. This is an additional burden. But our potential allows us to continue the operation under these conditions,” added the press secretary of the President of Russia.