

Vladimir Putin
68 snips Feb 9, 2024
In a rare interview, Russian President Vladimir Putin delves into the historical roots of Ukraine's identity, unpacking the long-standing territorial claims and sentiments fueling the ongoing conflict. He discusses the breakdown of Russia-West relations post-Soviet Union, emphasizing feelings of betrayal surrounding NATO expansion. The conversation navigates the stalled peace in Ukraine, the implications of the Nord Stream explosion, and the need for diplomacy over military solutions. Putin also highlights the ethical challenges posed by technology in modern society.
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Kremlin Interview
- Tucker Carlson interviewed Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin.
- The interview focused on the war in Ukraine, covering its origins and potential end.
Artificial Statehood of Ukraine
- Putin asserts that Ukraine is an artificial state, shaped by Stalin's will and the Bolsheviks.
- He cites the transfer of lands, like the Black Sea region, that historically did not belong to Ukraine.
Broken Western Promises
- After the Soviet Union collapsed, Russia expected cooperation from the West, not hostility.
- Putin claims Russia was tricked by broken promises, particularly about NATO expansion.