Shoigu excluded peace talks with Ukraine to displacement of the Armed Forces from Kursk region

According to the former Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, the Armed Forces allegedly intended to seize the Kursk nuclear station to "carry out nuclear terror". Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Sergey Shoigu excluded negotiations with Kiev to displacement of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the territory of Kursk region. The relevant statement of the former Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation was made in an interview with Russia 24.

"As long as we (the Armed Forces - Ed. ) We will not throw them out of our territory, we, of course, will not conduct any negotiations with them," he said. According to Shogu, the Armed Forces during the offensive to the Kursk region allegedly set out to seize a nuclear station in Kurchatov. In this regard, he added that Russia "did not lead, lead and will not lead with terrorists.

" "The desire to carry out nuclear terror on the Kursk Nuclear Station is nothing more than such a upper level of terrorism, I would say. That is, the desire and desire was to move there and take the Kursk nuclear station. Fortunate . We will remind, on August 29 the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergey Lavrov stated that "adventure" of Kiev in the Kursk region made conversations about negotiations inaccessible.

On September 5, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Ukraine tried to force Russia to nervous and stop the offensive in the key areas, especially in the Donbass in the Kursk region. On September 6, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Kiev was forced to start the Kursk operation to avoid the expansion of the front. During the meeting of the Defense of Ukraine in Ramstein, he urged the Allies to do "that this fall becomes the time when Russian aggression is over.